Tranmere Plantation

Downs, Moorland in Yorkshire

England

Tranmere Plantation

Direction Sign â Signpost on the B1249 Front Street in Langtoft Located next to the war memorial on the southwest side of the junction of the B1249 Front Street and Sledmere Road in Langtoft parish. 3 arms but no finial. See also <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6543487" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6543487">Link</a>.

Milestone Society National ID: YE_TA0066 — Direction Sign â Signpost on the B1249 Front Street in Langtoft Credit: D Phillips

Tranmere Plantation is a picturesque estate located in the idyllic region of Yorkshire, encompassing the scenic landscapes of the Downs and Moorland. Sprawling across a vast expanse of land, this historic plantation offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and enchanting surroundings.

Nestled amidst rolling hills and verdant fields, Tranmere Plantation is renowned for its stunning vistas and tranquil atmosphere. The Downs, characterized by their gently sloping terrain and lush greenery, provide the perfect backdrop for leisurely walks and picnics. Visitors can revel in the breathtaking views, enjoy the fresh country air, and immerse themselves in the serenity of the surroundings.

The Moorland, on the other hand, presents a stark contrast with its rugged and wild landscapes. Here, visitors can witness the untamed beauty of heather-covered moors, scattered with rocky outcrops and winding streams. This unique ecosystem is home to an array of wildlife, including rare bird species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

As a historic estate, Tranmere Plantation boasts a rich heritage. The main manor house, dating back to the 18th century, exudes elegance and grandeur. Its exquisite architecture and well-preserved interiors offer a glimpse into the past, allowing visitors to experience the opulence and charm of a bygone era.

Tranmere Plantation also offers various recreational activities, including horse riding, fishing, and cycling, ensuring that visitors of all interests can find something to engage in. With its scenic beauty, historical significance, and diverse range of activities, Tranmere Plantation is a true gem in the heart of Yorkshire, providing an unforgettable experience for all who venture within its captivating boundaries.

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Tranmere Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.074702/-0.45268464 or Grid Reference TA0165. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Direction Sign â Signpost on the B1249 Front Street in Langtoft

Located next to the war memorial on the southwest side of the junction of the B1249 Front Street and Sledmere Road in Langtoft parish. 3 arms but no finial. See also Link. Milestone Society National ID: YE_TA0066

D Phillips

Wolds valley going down into Kilham Bottoms

These grass valleys are either beef cattle or sheep pasture

Martin Dawes

Track and bridleway toward Langtoft

A few inches of soil on top of the chalk

Martin Dawes

Track and bridleway down to Accommodation Road

The rooftops of Langtoft can be seen in the valley

Martin Dawes

Former Primitive Methodist Chapel and School. Cottam Lane

The plaque above the white door reads, Primitive Methodist Chapel built 1839. At the far end of the building between the upstairs windows is a plaque reading, Primitive Methodist School with an indistinct date which could be 1848

Martin Dawes

Cottam Lane toward Langtoft with Communication Mast

Martin Dawes

Cottam Lane with Woodbine Farm on the left

Martin Dawes

Access road to Crooked Dale Farm

Martin Dawes

Old WW2 buildings reduced to rubble

I took a Geograph on 19th Nov 2008 when derelict building was still standing. The high Wolds in this area were used for tank training before D Day

Martin Dawes

Langtoft school

The benchmark is cut into the north-east face of the village primary school. The brick wall is adjacent to the pavement.

Mel Towler

Langtoft school

There is a benchmark cut into the north-east face of the brick-built village primary school. The brick wall is adjacent to the pavement.

Mel Towler

Crooked Dale, south of Langtoft: aerial 2023

Chris

Buildings on runway of disused RAF Cottam

Built 1939 closed 1954 reverted to agricultural use

Martin Dawes

WW2 disused airfield now track to fields and bridleway

Martin Dawes

Wolds countryside

A view eastwards from the junction of two minor roads at Cottam, looking towards Crooked Dale.

Gordon Hatton

Lane and footpath towards Cottam House

The lane, now a private road, leads towards Cottam House and the deserted village site of Cottam. The roadside signpost appears to have seen better days.

Gordon Hatton