Higher Cranswort

Settlement in Cornwall

England

Higher Cranswort

North Cornwall : St Breock Wind Farm Looking across to the wind turbines from the A39 near Wadebridge.
North Cornwall : St Breock Wind Farm Credit: Lewis Clarke

Higher Cranswort is a small village located in the county of Cornwall, in southwestern England. It is nestled amidst the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green meadows. Situated about 5 miles northeast of the town of Bodmin, Higher Cranswort enjoys a tranquil and idyllic setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village itself is characterized by its quaint and charming atmosphere, with traditional stone cottages lining the narrow streets. The local community is close-knit and welcoming, creating a warm and friendly environment for residents and visitors alike. The village also boasts a small but well-maintained church, which serves as a focal point for religious gatherings and community events.

The surrounding natural beauty of Higher Cranswort offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities. The nearby Bodmin Moor, with its rugged landscapes and ancient monuments, provides a haven for hikers, nature enthusiasts, and history buffs. The village is also a short distance away from the stunning North Cornwall coast, where visitors can enjoy breathtaking beaches and coastal walks.

Despite its rural location, Higher Cranswort benefits from good transport links, with the A30 road passing nearby, connecting it to other towns and cities in the region. The village is also within reach of amenities, with shops, supermarkets, and other services available in the nearby towns.

Overall, Higher Cranswort is a charming and peaceful village that offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. With its stunning natural surroundings and welcoming community, it is a place that truly embodies the beauty and tranquility of rural Cornwall.

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Higher Cranswort Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.476233/-4.8764958 or Grid Reference SW9668. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

North Cornwall : St Breock Wind Farm Looking across to the wind turbines from the A39 near Wadebridge.
North Cornwall : St Breock Wind Farm
Looking across to the wind turbines from the A39 near Wadebridge.
St Breock Downs One of the wind turbines on the hilltop.
St Breock Downs
One of the wind turbines on the hilltop.
Old and new on the skyline of St Breock  An old standing stone and modern wind turbines share the exposed hilltop
Old and new on the skyline of St Breock
An old standing stone and modern wind turbines share the exposed hilltop
Road to Rosenannon from St Breock Downs A footpath leaves the road by the fence ahead.
Road to Rosenannon from St Breock Downs
A footpath leaves the road by the fence ahead.
Trees beside the road at Trewollack
Trees beside the road at Trewollack
Track to Cransworth Common This leads to a small farm on the edge of Roseannon Downs
Track to Cransworth Common
This leads to a small farm on the edge of Roseannon Downs
Cattle grid on Roseannon Downs
Cattle grid on Roseannon Downs
Rosenannon Methodist Church
Rosenannon Methodist Church
Bend in the Atlantic Highway The track seen on the left of the photo leads to a quarry (extreme left of picture) and farm buildings beyond.
Bend in the Atlantic Highway
The track seen on the left of the photo leads to a quarry (extreme left of picture) and farm buildings beyond.
St Breock Beacon Grass beside the Longstone is highest natural point as grassed ancient field boundary is man made.
Name: St Breock Beacon
Hill number: 7790
Height: 216m / 709ft
Area: 40: Cornwall & Devon
Class: sHu
Grid ref: SW967682 (est)
Drop: 95m
Col: 121m  SW942654
St Breock Beacon
Grass beside the Longstone is highest natural point as grassed ancient field boundary is man made. Name: St Breock Beacon Hill number: 7790 Height: 216m / 709ft Area: 40: Cornwall & Devon Class: sHu Grid ref: SW967682 (est) Drop: 95m Col: 121m SW942654
Field gate on St Breock Downs On the skyline is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3915742">SW9768 : Tumulus on St Breock Downs</a>.
Field gate on St Breock Downs
Tumulus on St Breock Downs
Tumulus on St Breock Downs
The driveway to Little Trewithen
The driveway to Little Trewithen
Cattle grid on Rosenannon Downs To prevent the stock from wandering off the commonland.
Cattle grid on Rosenannon Downs
To prevent the stock from wandering off the commonland.
The road across the southern edge of Rosenannon Downs
The road across the southern edge of Rosenannon Downs
The approach to the village of Rosenannon
The approach to the village of Rosenannon
Rosenannon Methodist Chappel
Rosenannon Methodist Chappel
Road through Rosenannon
Road through Rosenannon
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Higher Cranswort is located at Grid Ref: SW9668 (Lat: 50.476233, Lng: -4.8764958)

Unitary Authority: Cornwall

Police Authority: Devon and Cornwall

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