Sandywell Park

Downs, Moorland in Gloucestershire Cotswold

England

Sandywell Park

Communication Mast, St Paul's Epistle Sited near the summit of St.Paul's Epistle this communications mast overlooks the A436 and much lower down in the valley the A40.
Communication Mast, St Paul's Epistle Credit: Terry Jacombs

Sandywell Park is a picturesque estate located in Gloucestershire, England. Situated amidst the stunning Downs and Moorland landscapes, this park offers visitors a serene and idyllic experience. The park is spread over a vast area, encompassing rolling hills, lush greenery, and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

One of the key features of Sandywell Park is its rich history. Dating back to the 17th century, the park has witnessed the passage of time and retains its traditional charm. The park is home to a grand manor house, which serves as a testament to the architectural brilliance of the past. The estate has been meticulously maintained, preserving its original character and providing visitors with a glimpse into the region's heritage.

Visitors to Sandywell Park can enjoy a range of activities that cater to different interests. The park offers numerous walking trails, allowing nature enthusiasts to explore the diverse flora and fauna of the Downs and Moorland. The expansive grounds also provide ample space for outdoor sports and recreational activities such as picnicking, horseback riding, and bird-watching.

For those seeking a tranquil retreat, Sandywell Park offers luxurious accommodations. The manor house has been converted into a boutique hotel, offering guests a unique blend of historic charm and modern amenities. The estate also features well-manicured gardens, providing a serene environment for relaxation and unwinding.

Overall, Sandywell Park is a hidden gem in Gloucestershire, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature while experiencing the region's rich history. Whether exploring the trails, indulging in outdoor activities, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Sandywell Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a tranquil escape.

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Sandywell Park Images

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Communication Mast, St Paul's Epistle Sited near the summit of St.Paul's Epistle this communications mast overlooks the A436 and much lower down in the valley the A40.
Communication Mast, St Paul's Epistle
Sited near the summit of St.Paul's Epistle this communications mast overlooks the A436 and much lower down in the valley the A40.
A436 at Kilkenny The A436 runs across this square east to west and carries a heavy volume of traffic heading for the M5 from the A40, avoiding Cheltenham, on a narrow A road.
A436 at Kilkenny
The A436 runs across this square east to west and carries a heavy volume of traffic heading for the M5 from the A40, avoiding Cheltenham, on a narrow A road.
The Manor House, Upper Dowdeswell Situated on a dead end lane off a quiet cross country lane, the hamlet of Upper Dowdeswell and its old manor house sees few visitors.
The Manor House, Upper Dowdeswell
Situated on a dead end lane off a quiet cross country lane, the hamlet of Upper Dowdeswell and its old manor house sees few visitors.
Public Water Tap, Upper Dowdeswell This water tap is housed in a purpose built alcove in the walls of the Manor House.
Public Water Tap, Upper Dowdeswell
This water tap is housed in a purpose built alcove in the walls of the Manor House.
Dowdeswell Church Viewed from the north.
Dowdeswell Church
Viewed from the north.
Gallops at Sandywell Park Showground
Gallops at Sandywell Park Showground
The Kilkenny Inn, Kilkenny The inn is well situated at the junction of four roads.
The Kilkenny Inn, Kilkenny
The inn is well situated at the junction of four roads.
Foxcote Foxcote is a small village to the south-east of Kilkenny.
Foxcote
Foxcote is a small village to the south-east of Kilkenny.
Andoversford Livestock Market Once many market towns had livestock markets, though over the years many have been closed and the sites redeveloped, including the large regional market at Gloucester.
Andoversford Livestock Market
Once many market towns had livestock markets, though over the years many have been closed and the sites redeveloped, including the large regional market at Gloucester.
Church Hall, Andoversford Recently built Church Hall in the local Cotswold stone.
Church Hall, Andoversford
Recently built Church Hall in the local Cotswold stone.
Former police station, Andoversford Engraved over the door are the words 'COUNTY POLICE'
Former police station, Andoversford
Engraved over the door are the words 'COUNTY POLICE'
Upper Dowdeswell Seat under a tree at the road junction for Upper Dowdeswell.
Upper Dowdeswell
Seat under a tree at the road junction for Upper Dowdeswell.
Andoversford Relay Transmitter The transmitter and mast are operated by Arqiva, part of a multinational communications conglomerate with Australian roots, Macquaries.  The site was originally built for the Independent Broadcasting Authority and is an analogue TV relay station for Ridge Hill transmitter nr Much Marcle.
Andoversford Relay Transmitter
The transmitter and mast are operated by Arqiva, part of a multinational communications conglomerate with Australian roots, Macquaries. The site was originally built for the Independent Broadcasting Authority and is an analogue TV relay station for Ridge Hill transmitter nr Much Marcle.
Horse jumps at Sandywell Park The Cotswolds is racehorse training country.
Horse jumps at Sandywell Park
The Cotswolds is racehorse training country.
Snow landscape at sundown
Snow landscape at sundown
Road climbing towards St Paul's Epistle
Road climbing towards St Paul's Epistle
Entrance to Kilkenny viewpoint
Entrance to Kilkenny viewpoint
Junction with the A40. Where the red paint is in the road is where the railway bridge used to be, demolished in the 1960s, and the A40 came under it and through the village.
Junction with the A40.
Where the red paint is in the road is where the railway bridge used to be, demolished in the 1960s, and the A40 came under it and through the village.
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Sandywell Park is located at Grid Ref: SP0119 (Lat: 51.878511, Lng: -1.9845694)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Cotswold

Police Authority: Gloucestershire

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