Southend Warren

Downs, Moorland in Suffolk East Suffolk

England

Southend Warren

Fishing from the end of Southwold Pier Chilly work at this time of year.
Fishing from the end of Southwold Pier Credit: Rob Noble

Southend Warren is a picturesque area located in Suffolk, England. It is a unique combination of downs and moorland, offering breathtaking natural beauty and a diverse range of flora and fauna. Covering approximately 200 acres, Southend Warren is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking tranquility and solitude.

The downs in Southend Warren are characterized by rolling hills, covered in lush green grasses and scattered with wildflowers. The panoramic views from the top of the downs are simply stunning, providing a perfect vantage point to appreciate the surrounding landscape. The area is a popular spot for hiking and walking, with well-maintained paths and trails crisscrossing the downs and offering opportunities for exploration.

The moorland in Southend Warren is a unique ecosystem, featuring heather-covered hillsides, peat bogs, and marshy areas. This diverse habitat supports a variety of wildlife, including rare species of birds, such as the curlew and lapwing, as well as reptiles like adders and slow worms. The moorland is also home to several species of butterflies, adding bursts of vibrant color to the landscape during the warmer months.

Southend Warren is not only a natural gem but also steeped in history. The area has evidence of ancient settlements, with archaeological finds dating back thousands of years. Visitors can explore these historical sites and immerse themselves in the rich heritage of the area.

In conclusion, Southend Warren in Suffolk is a remarkable destination for nature enthusiasts, offering a unique blend of downs and moorland. With its stunning vistas, diverse wildlife, and rich history, it is a place that captivates visitors and provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Southend Warren Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.337749/1.6860197 or Grid Reference TM5177. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Fishing from the end of Southwold Pier Chilly work at this time of year.
Fishing from the end of Southwold Pier
Chilly work at this time of year.
Water towers old and new, Southwold Common A slightly sinister "War of the Worlds" feel to this view in the late afternoon sunshine.
Water towers old and new, Southwold Common
A slightly sinister "War of the Worlds" feel to this view in the late afternoon sunshine.
Houses on Constitution Hill, Southwold The house on the right is Hill House built in 1845 with a top storey added in the late C19. The original house was occupied by Lieutenant Francis Ellis, Harbourmaster. Taken from Queens Road.
Houses on Constitution Hill, Southwold
The house on the right is Hill House built in 1845 with a top storey added in the late C19. The original house was occupied by Lieutenant Francis Ellis, Harbourmaster. Taken from Queens Road.
South Green, Southwold The houses seen here are situated in Constitution Hill in the north-west corner of South Green.
South Green, Southwold
The houses seen here are situated in Constitution Hill in the north-west corner of South Green.
Church Street, Southwold In his architectural guide to Suffolk of 1961 Pevsner describes these two cottages as "entertaining in their humble pretension". This caustic comment was occasioned by the pediment over the two front doors.
Church Street, Southwold
In his architectural guide to Suffolk of 1961 Pevsner describes these two cottages as "entertaining in their humble pretension". This caustic comment was occasioned by the pediment over the two front doors.
Manor House, High Street, Southwold In his architectural guide to Suffolk Pevsner describes this as "the stateliest house in Southwold". It was built c1750.
Manor House, High Street, Southwold
In his architectural guide to Suffolk Pevsner describes this as "the stateliest house in Southwold". It was built c1750.
Southwold Pier on a sunny June day The pier was built in 1900. A major refurbishment programme was completed in 2001. PS Waverley regularly calls there on excursions to places as faraway as London.
Southwold Pier on a sunny June day
The pier was built in 1900. A major refurbishment programme was completed in 2001. PS Waverley regularly calls there on excursions to places as faraway as London.
Guest houses, on North Parade, Southwold
Guest houses, on North Parade, Southwold
The Pleasure Pier, Southwold
The Pleasure Pier, Southwold
Lifeguards hut, Southwold seafront
Lifeguards hut, Southwold seafront
Beach huts, to the north of Southwold Pier
Beach huts, to the north of Southwold Pier
The seafront at Southwold, viewed from the pier
The seafront at Southwold, viewed from the pier
Pier and groyne, Southwold
Pier and groyne, Southwold
Beach huts, Southwold
Beach huts, Southwold
Sea angler, on Southwold Pier
Sea angler, on Southwold Pier
Cafe tables, on the promenade, Southwold
Cafe tables, on the promenade, Southwold
Sea defences, Sole Bay
Sea defences, Sole Bay
Looking towards The Denes, Southwold
Looking towards The Denes, Southwold
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Southend Warren is located at Grid Ref: TM5177 (Lat: 52.337749, Lng: 1.6860197)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: East Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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