Clay Shaw

Wood, Forest in Sussex Wealden

England

Clay Shaw

Withyam station Now a private home. The platform can just be made out in the undergrowth at the front of the picture.
Withyam station Credit: Simon Carey

Clay Shaw, Sussex (Wood, Forest) is a small village located in the county of Sussex, England. Situated amidst the picturesque woodlands and serene forests, this village offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike.

With a population of approximately 500 people, Clay Shaw maintains a close-knit community atmosphere. The village primarily consists of residential homes, interspersed with lush green spaces and patches of woodland. The architecture of the village reflects a blend of traditional and modern styles, with charming cottages and contemporary houses dotting the landscape.

The natural beauty surrounding Clay Shaw is one of its key attractions. The village is enveloped by dense forests, providing ample opportunities for nature enthusiasts to indulge in hiking, bird-watching, and exploring the abundant flora and fauna. The woodlands are also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and numerous bird species.

Despite its rural setting, Clay Shaw is conveniently located near several amenities. The nearby town of Sussex offers a range of shops, restaurants, and recreational facilities, ensuring that residents have access to all necessary conveniences.

The village organizes various community events throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of togetherness among its inhabitants. These events include summer fairs, Christmas markets, and local sports competitions. Additionally, Clay Shaw has a primary school, a village hall, and a pub, further enhancing the community spirit.

Clay Shaw, Sussex (Wood, Forest) is a charming village that offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature, making it an ideal place for those seeking a serene and close-knit community.

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Clay Shaw Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.123189/0.14458063 or Grid Reference TQ5038. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Withyam station Now a private home. The platform can just be made out in the undergrowth at the front of the picture.
Withyam station
Now a private home. The platform can just be made out in the undergrowth at the front of the picture.
Kentish Byway
Kentish Byway
Sussex Oak Public House A large roadside inn on the A264 Tunbridge Wells to East Grinstead Road.
Sadly now closed, see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2944951">TQ4839 : Formerly The Sussex Oak</a>
Sussex Oak Public House
A large roadside inn on the A264 Tunbridge Wells to East Grinstead Road. Sadly now closed, see TQ4839 : Formerly The Sussex Oak
A264 Tunbridge Wells to East Grinstead road, not too busy!
A264
Tunbridge Wells to East Grinstead road, not too busy!
The River Medway This part of the River Medway is near to Balls Green village with the Forest Way close by.
The River Medway
This part of the River Medway is near to Balls Green village with the Forest Way close by.
In the Snow The general direction of the footpath to Lodgefield Farm.
In the Snow
The general direction of the footpath to Lodgefield Farm.
Beech Green Lane in the Snow Falling snow confuses autofocus greatly.
Beech Green Lane in the Snow
Falling snow confuses autofocus greatly.
Beech Green Lane A snowy morning.
Beech Green Lane
A snowy morning.
Wealden field south of Blackham The soil lies damp here.
Wealden field south of Blackham
The soil lies damp here.
Unploughed field near Blackham A building at Stephnett's Farm can just be seen.
Unploughed field near Blackham
A building at Stephnett's Farm can just be seen.
The Sussex Oak Both pub and tree alongside the A264 between Ashurst and Holtye.
The welcome sight of Shepherd Neame's scarlet signage!
The Sussex Oak
Both pub and tree alongside the A264 between Ashurst and Holtye. The welcome sight of Shepherd Neame's scarlet signage!
Field by Blackham Lane View north from the junction with the A264 by the Sussex Oak.
Field by Blackham Lane
View north from the junction with the A264 by the Sussex Oak.
The Oast, Summerford Farm, Beech Green Lane, Withyham, East Sussex
The Oast, Summerford Farm, Beech Green Lane, Withyham, East Sussex
Perryhill Oast, Perryhill, Hartfield, East Sussex
Perryhill Oast, Perryhill, Hartfield, East Sussex
Sussex Oak Public House, Blackham, East Sussex Former Shepherd Neame pub, now free house.
Sussex Oak Public House, Blackham, East Sussex
Former Shepherd Neame pub, now free house.
Lane north of Teasley Mead, Blackham
Lane north of Teasley Mead, Blackham
Field near Blackham
Field near Blackham
Lane to Blackham
Lane to Blackham
Show me another place!

Clay Shaw is located at Grid Ref: TQ5038 (Lat: 51.123189, Lng: 0.14458063)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Wealden

Police Authority: Sussex

What 3 Words

///famed.cutaway.stilted. Near Groombridge, East Sussex

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