Hopgardens Rue

Downs, Moorland in Surrey Mole Valley

England

Hopgardens Rue

Ockley Village Pond View from the Village Green across the Pond to the 16th Century Barn.
Ockley Village Pond Credit: Chris West

Hopgardens Rue is a picturesque area located in Surrey, England, known for its beautiful landscape and close proximity to the Surrey Downs and Moorland. The area is characterized by its rolling hills, lush green pastures, and scenic views that attract visitors and locals alike.

Situated in the heart of the Surrey countryside, Hopgardens Rue offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The Surrey Downs, which are just a stone's throw away, provide ample opportunities for activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and cycling. The moorland, with its unique flora and fauna, also offers a chance to explore and discover the area's natural beauty.

The area is dotted with charming villages and historic landmarks, adding to its appeal. Visitors can explore the nearby towns of Guildford and Dorking, which offer a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. The area is also home to several vineyards, making it a popular destination for wine enthusiasts.

Hopgardens Rue is well-connected to major transportation routes, making it easily accessible for residents and visitors. The nearby A24 provides convenient access to London and other major cities, while the local train stations offer regular services to surrounding areas.

Overall, Hopgardens Rue in Surrey is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful and scenic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning natural beauty, proximity to the Surrey Downs and Moorland, and charming villages, it is a destination that truly has something for everyone.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.13187/-0.36471884 or Grid Reference TQ1438. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ockley Village Pond View from the Village Green across the Pond to the 16th Century Barn.
Ockley Village Pond
View from the Village Green across the Pond to the 16th Century Barn.
Barn Cottage Barn behind the Ockley Village Pond.
Barn Cottage
Barn behind the Ockley Village Pond.
Barn Cottage Cottage behind the pond in Ockley
Barn Cottage
Cottage behind the pond in Ockley
Cottage, Ockley Attractive stone cottage on the west side of the long village green.
Cottage, Ockley
Attractive stone cottage on the west side of the long village green.
Blue House on the Green Large detached house on the busy A29 in Ockley which faces onto the long green with its pond and former well.
Blue House on the Green
Large detached house on the busy A29 in Ockley which faces onto the long green with its pond and former well.
Ockley Post Office Tile-hung buildings with village post office and shop on the busy A29 - "The Old Bakery and Post Office".
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Ockley Post Office
Tile-hung buildings with village post office and shop on the busy A29 - "The Old Bakery and Post Office". LinkExternal link
Ockley Village Green 360 Degree view of the Village Green
Ockley Village Green
360 Degree view of the Village Green
Scott's Well on Ockley Village Green
Scott's Well on Ockley Village Green
Rusticated cottages on Ockley Village Green
Rusticated cottages on Ockley Village Green
Cottages at Ockley: a glimpse of Surrey as it once was? Surrey must have lost much of its rural character by 1900, as rail links with London turned much of the county into suburbs - and even outlying villages became City dormitories.  It could be said that universal car ownership has almost completed the job.  There cannot now be many places which offer a glimpse of Surrey as it was before cars and railways arrived, but this - to me - seems like one of them.  

These cottages stand on the west side of Ockley village green at some distance from the nearest made-up road.  They are clearly timber-framed (the framing somewhat irregular) with a lot of brick infill.  They could well be the 'Tanyard Cottages' referred to by Nairn and Pevsner in the Surrey volume of 'The Buildings of England'.
Cottages at Ockley: a glimpse of Surrey as it once was?
Surrey must have lost much of its rural character by 1900, as rail links with London turned much of the county into suburbs - and even outlying villages became City dormitories. It could be said that universal car ownership has almost completed the job. There cannot now be many places which offer a glimpse of Surrey as it was before cars and railways arrived, but this - to me - seems like one of them. These cottages stand on the west side of Ockley village green at some distance from the nearest made-up road. They are clearly timber-framed (the framing somewhat irregular) with a lot of brick infill. They could well be the 'Tanyard Cottages' referred to by Nairn and Pevsner in the Surrey volume of 'The Buildings of England'.
Old Milestone, A29, Stane Street, by Milestone Cottage The milestone is located 50m South of the Cricketers Arms public house, on the North West side of the road on the cut verge between pavement and house. Parish of Ockley (Mole Valley District). Carved stone post, Ockley stone design, erected by Ockley & Warnham turnpike trust in the 19th century.

Inscription reads:-  LONDON / 31 / PULBOROUGH / 15 / ARUNDEL / 24 / BOGNOR / 31

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Milestone Society National ID: SY_LAA31
Old Milestone, A29, Stane Street, by Milestone Cottage
The milestone is located 50m South of the Cricketers Arms public house, on the North West side of the road on the cut verge between pavement and house. Parish of Ockley (Mole Valley District). Carved stone post, Ockley stone design, erected by Ockley & Warnham turnpike trust in the 19th century. Inscription reads:- LONDON / 31 / PULBOROUGH / 15 / ARUNDEL / 24 / BOGNOR / 31 Grade II listed by Historic England, List Entry Number: 1028710 LinkExternal link Milestone Society National ID: SY_LAA31
Well with disused pump, Vann Farm The hand worked pump has provision for two operators, one on each side, yet still has about a 2:1 reduction gearing, so the amount lifted on each stroke must have been quite large. There are two pistons.
Well with disused pump, Vann Farm
The hand worked pump has provision for two operators, one on each side, yet still has about a 2:1 reduction gearing, so the amount lifted on each stroke must have been quite large. There are two pistons.
Redundant gate and stile North of Vann Farm.
Redundant gate and stile
North of Vann Farm.
Cottages on Ockley Green Quite a change from Tristan's photo in summer 2009 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/1642778">TQ1440 : Rusticated cottages on Ockley Village Green</a>.
Cottages on Ockley Green
Quite a change from Tristan's photo in summer 2009 TQ1440 : Rusticated cottages on Ockley Village Green.
Southwards on the A29 at Ockley The Old Bakery and Post Office by the A29 is on a section of the Roman Road Stane Street
Southwards on the A29 at Ockley
The Old Bakery and Post Office by the A29 is on a section of the Roman Road Stane Street
Ockley village pump on the green The pump has recently been restored.
Ockley village pump on the green
The pump has recently been restored.
The Inn on the Green Ockley
The Inn on the Green Ockley
Ockley village pond known as Weaver's Pond
Ockley village pond known as Weaver's Pond
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Hopgardens Rue is located at Grid Ref: TQ1438 (Lat: 51.13187, Lng: -0.36471884)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Mole Valley

Police Authority: Surrey

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Eversheds Farm
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