Horner's Green

Settlement in Suffolk Babergh

England

Horner's Green

Stone Street, Suffolk Stone Street is a small hamlet lying south of the village of Boxford. Along the street are some interesting houses, including this fine timber-framed house on the right of the picture. — Stone Street, Suffolk Credit: Robert Edwards

Horner's Green is a picturesque village situated in the county of Suffolk, England. Nestled in the heart of the Suffolk countryside, this quaint hamlet offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for its residents and visitors alike.

Surrounded by rolling green hills and lush farmland, Horner's Green boasts a truly picturesque landscape. The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, with its scenic walking trails and charming rural scenery attracting outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The village is also home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, deer, and rabbits, adding to its appeal for nature enthusiasts.

Despite its small size, Horner's Green has a strong sense of community. The villagers take great pride in their close-knit community, and events such as village fetes, local markets, and seasonal celebrations bring the residents together. The village pub, which dates back to the 17th century, serves as a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Historically, Horner's Green has deep roots in the agricultural industry, with farming playing a crucial role in the village's economy. While the farming tradition continues, the village has also seen a rise in tourism, with visitors drawn to its scenic beauty and tranquil ambiance.

Access to Horner's Green is convenient, with major roads connecting it to nearby towns and cities. The village is also within a short driving distance of other popular attractions in Suffolk, making it an ideal base for exploring the wider region.

Overall, Horner's Green offers a serene and charming escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, strong community spirit, and rich agricultural heritage make it a truly special place to visit or call home.

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Stone Street, Suffolk

Stone Street is a small hamlet lying south of the village of Boxford. Along the street are some interesting houses, including this fine timber-framed house on the right of the picture.

Robert Edwards

The road to Whitestreet Green

This is the view from Hadleigh Road in a hamlet called Calais Street.

Robert Edwards

Stone Street

Stone Street, Suffolk.

Keith Evans

Telephone Box And Footpath

Telephone box and footpath at Stone Street, Suffolk.

Keith Evans

Footpath

Footpath looking west near to Boxford, Suffolk.

Keith Evans

Green Path

Footpath looking east near to Boxford, Suffolk.

Keith Evans

Calais Street junction

Calais Street is a hamlet in the civil parish of Boxford in Babergh, Suffolk, England. There is currently no street called "Calais Street"; it is a settlement. It was marked on a 19th-century map as Callis Street. Link

. There are also streets called Calais Street in Hadleigh and London and Leicester.

Hamish Griffin

Signs at junction at Calais Street

The "A1071" sign is incorrect, the A1071 isn't a primary (green) road, it's a non-primary road (white, or red on maps).

Hamish Griffin

Calais Street looking towards Hadleigh

. There are also streets called Calais Street in Hadleigh and London and Leicester.

Hamish Griffin

Hadleigh Road, Calais Street

. There are also streets called Calais Street in Hadleigh and London and Leicester.

Hamish Griffin

Calais Street looking towards Stone Street

The road to Stone Street is Wash Lane.

Hamish Griffin

Calais Street looking towards Whitestreet Green

See Link for an alternative view.

Hamish Griffin

Looking towards Calais Street junction

Looking towards Calais Street junction Link from Boxford direction.

Hamish Griffin

Field at Calais Street

A field at Calais Street with pylons in the distance.

Hamish Griffin

Field at Calais Street

Field at Calais Street. Further out than Link.

Hamish Griffin

Prim Rose in Calais Street

The scientific name is "Primulaceae" Link

Hamish Griffin

Looking towards Hadleigh, in Calais Street

This is Hadleigh Road (which used to be the A1071, or at least the equivalent of, if this number was used before the bypass, as the A1071 was made out of many different roads).

Hamish Griffin