Catherine Grove

Wood, Forest in Essex Uttlesford

England

Catherine Grove

Houses on Rickling Green The tree stump has been cut since a nice tree was there in 2009 — Houses on Rickling Green Credit: David Howard

Catherine Grove is a small residential area located in Wood, Essex, which is a village situated within the larger district of Epping Forest. It is a peaceful and picturesque neighborhood known for its lush greenery and natural beauty. The area is characterized by an abundance of trees, which give it a serene and tranquil atmosphere.

Catherine Grove is primarily a residential area, with a mix of detached houses, semi-detached houses, and bungalows. The properties are well-maintained and surrounded by well-kept gardens, adding to the overall aesthetic appeal of the neighborhood. The community is known for its close-knit and friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal place to raise a family or enjoy retirement.

The location of Catherine Grove offers residents the best of both worlds. While being surrounded by nature and countryside, the area is also within easy reach of various amenities. Nearby, there are schools, shops, restaurants, and recreational facilities, ensuring that residents have everything they need within a short distance.

Nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in Catherine Grove. The area is close to Epping Forest, a vast and ancient woodland that offers various walking and cycling trails, picnic spots, and opportunities for wildlife spotting. Additionally, the nearby Woodside Park provides a great space for outdoor activities, including playgrounds, sports fields, and tennis courts.

Overall, Catherine Grove in Essex is a charming and idyllic residential area, offering a peaceful and scenic environment for its residents, while still providing convenient access to essential amenities and recreational activities.

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Catherine Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.943643/0.18646587 or Grid Reference TL5029. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Houses on Rickling Green

The tree stump has been cut since a nice tree was there in 2009

David Howard

Brick Kiln Lane, Rickling Green

David Howard

Rickling: Pond Lay Plantation

An isolated clump of woodland in an otherwise arable landscape.

Nigel Cox

Rickling: All Saints Church

There are few houses near this isolated thirteenth century church, but it is a popular venue for weddings including that of local celebrity chef Jamie Oliver and his bride, Juliette Norton, in June 2000. The BBC news article for the event is here Link

Nigel Cox

Quendon parish church, Essex

This church dates back to the 13th century but this view from the south, shows much of the restoration of 1881.

Robert Edwards

Fountain and Drinking Trough, Quendon

The inscription on the inside of the roof reads: This fountain and drinking trough were donated to the people of Quendon in 1887 by Henry Tufnell Esq. in memory of Col. Cranmer-Byng of Quendon Hall. They were later restored in memory of G.B. Beeman who lived at Manor Farm 1922-54.

Janine Forbes

Approach to Rickling Green from Rickling

Robert Edwards

Potash Farm, just east of Berden, Essex

Robert Edwards

Pinchpools

These are two of National Grid's overhead electricity transmission lines that lead to and from the Pelham sub-station across the open agricultural landscape north of Pinchpools.

Nigel Cox

Rickling

These concrete footpath fingerposts are typical of the area. These twin ones point out the routes of the footpaths to Quendon and Rickling Green from Rickling.

Nigel Cox