Hartley Mauditt

Settlement in Hampshire East Hampshire

England

Hartley Mauditt

Farmland, Worldham Potatoes occupied fields to the north and south of Hartley Park Farm. — Farmland, Worldham Credit: Andrew Smith

Hartley Mauditt is a picturesque village located in Hampshire, England. Situated in the eastern part of the county, it lies amidst rolling green hills and serene countryside. The village is small in size, with a population of around 300 residents, creating a close-knit community atmosphere.

Historically, Hartley Mauditt has deep roots dating back to the medieval period. Many of the buildings in the village showcase timeless architecture, with charming thatched cottages and traditional English houses adding to its timeless appeal. St. Mary's Church, a striking Norman structure, stands proudly as a reminder of the village's rich history.

Surrounded by an abundance of natural beauty, Hartley Mauditt is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. The village is enveloped by lush meadows, woodlands, and scenic walking trails, offering residents and visitors alike the opportunity to explore the great outdoors and enjoy the tranquility of the countryside.

Despite its rural setting, Hartley Mauditt benefits from its proximity to nearby towns and cities. The village is located just a short drive away from the bustling market town of Alton, known for its quaint shops and historic charm. Additionally, the city of Winchester, with its renowned cathedral and cultural attractions, is within easy reach.

Hartley Mauditt is a peaceful and idyllic village, perfect for those seeking a retreat from the fast-paced urban lifestyle. Its historic charm, natural beauty, and welcoming community make it a truly special place to call home.

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Hartley Mauditt Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.122852/-0.942583 or Grid Reference SU7436. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Farmland, Worldham

Potatoes occupied fields to the north and south of Hartley Park Farm.

Andrew Smith

Farmland, Selborne

A crop of beans to the north of the bridleway to Wick Hill.

Andrew Smith

132kV electricity lines passing beneath 400kV ones

The pylon in the foreground carries power at 400kV between the national grid substations at Nursling and Fleet. The smaller pylons crossing beneath it carry power at 132kV between Fleet and the SSE 132/33kV substation at Fernhurst. To cross over the 400kV lines the 132kV lines both dip down and split, one circuit passing south of the big pylon and one passing north of it.

Peter Facey

Farmland, Worldham

Andrew Smith

Pasture, Worldham

Andrew Smith

Farmland and cottages, Worldham

Farmland, Worldham

Farmland, Worldham

Pasture, Chawton

Bend on Selborne Road, just before Caker Stream

David Martin

Junction on Selborne Road

Junction of Selborne Road (B3006) with road to West Worldham. The Round House is visible on the right.

Clint Mann

Hilltop junction

The third way, down the hill with a falling rock hazard, is signed to Oakhanger and Blackmoor.

Robin Webster

Lane to Hartley Maunditt

Pedestrians need not hazard this narrow defile (not there is much traffic), there is a path along the field edge up to the right.

Robin Webster

Hartley Maunditt church

St. Leonard's is the only building of the village proper left, a field to the north is mapped as site of the old village, but nothing obvious is to be seen.

Robin Webster