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Farn Combe

Valley in Berkshire

England

Farn Combe

The Valley of the Racehorse This Lambourn area is famous race horse country and the area is characterised by many stud farms. The area in general is well "manicured", as seen in this section of the B4000 to Lambourn near the intersection of the minor road the B road south of Kingwood Stud.
The Valley of the Racehorse Credit: Pam Brophy

Farn Combe is a picturesque valley located in the county of Berkshire, England. Nestled within the rolling hills of the Berkshire Downs, this idyllic rural area is renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. Farn Combe is situated approximately 10 miles southwest of the town of Newbury and covers an area of around 5 square miles.

The valley is characterized by its lush green fields, meandering streams, and dense woodlands, making it a haven for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. The landscape is dominated by the Farn Combe River, which meanders through the valley, providing a scenic backdrop for leisurely walks and picnics.

Farn Combe is also home to several charming villages, including Farnham, Combe, and Westridge. These villages offer a range of amenities, including quaint country pubs, local shops, and community centers, creating a close-knit and welcoming community.

The valley is rich in history, with evidence of human habitation dating back to the Iron Age. The area has seen the remnants of ancient settlements, burial mounds, and Roman roads, providing a glimpse into its past.

Outdoor activities are a popular pastime in Farn Combe, with ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The scenic countryside is crisscrossed by a network of well-maintained trails, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

In conclusion, Farn Combe in Berkshire is a charming and unspoiled valley, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Its natural beauty, rich history, and outdoor recreational opportunities make it a delightful destination for both residents and visitors alike.

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The Valley of the Racehorse This Lambourn area is famous race horse country and the area is characterised by many stud farms. The area in general is well "manicured", as seen in this section of the B4000 to Lambourn near the intersection of the minor road the B road south of Kingwood Stud.
The Valley of the Racehorse
This Lambourn area is famous race horse country and the area is characterised by many stud farms. The area in general is well "manicured", as seen in this section of the B4000 to Lambourn near the intersection of the minor road the B road south of Kingwood Stud.
Kingwood Stud near Lambourn This square is largely farmland and race horse breeding. This is a large stud, beautifully maintained.
Kingwood Stud near Lambourn
This square is largely farmland and race horse breeding. This is a large stud, beautifully maintained.
Race Horse Paddock on Farmland at Kingwood Stud The paddock overlooks Coppington Down and this bearing is west.
Race Horse Paddock on Farmland at Kingwood Stud
The paddock overlooks Coppington Down and this bearing is west.
Kingwood Stud This view of the impressive driveway to the farm, is viewed from the B4000 to Lambourn. The driveway is on the western side of the B road.
Kingwood Stud
This view of the impressive driveway to the farm, is viewed from the B4000 to Lambourn. The driveway is on the western side of the B road.
St Michael and All Angels: Lambourn This square is a mixture of the village of Lambourn and farmland. This church is in the northern section of the square.
St Michael and All Angels: Lambourn
This square is a mixture of the village of Lambourn and farmland. This church is in the northern section of the square.
Lych Gate at St Michael and All Angels: Lambourn The lych gate is south of the church on the village square.
Lych Gate at St Michael and All Angels: Lambourn
The lych gate is south of the church on the village square.
The Rural Village of Lambourn Lambourn is surrounded by farmland. This section of the village with its residences, allotment gardens and farmland in the background, is viewed from the west side of the B4000, looking north west.
The Rural Village of Lambourn
Lambourn is surrounded by farmland. This section of the village with its residences, allotment gardens and farmland in the background, is viewed from the west side of the B4000, looking north west.
Lambourn: Estbury Almshouses This building, in the Market Place east of the church, is the entrance gateway to the almshouses founded in 1502 and rebuilt in 1582.
Lambourn: Estbury Almshouses
This building, in the Market Place east of the church, is the entrance gateway to the almshouses founded in 1502 and rebuilt in 1582.
Farmland: Lambourn This square contains the end of the village of Lambourn and farmland. This view taken from North Farm Close (the road between the B4001 and the minor road), looks north east across the field towards the top of the hill.
Farmland: Lambourn
This square contains the end of the village of Lambourn and farmland. This view taken from North Farm Close (the road between the B4001 and the minor road), looks north east across the field towards the top of the hill.
Valley Equine Hospital This square consists of residences, farms and the Equine hospital. This view of the paddocks for horses "on the mend", is to the north of the hospital driveway, in the south western section of the square.
Valley Equine Hospital
This square consists of residences, farms and the Equine hospital. This view of the paddocks for horses "on the mend", is to the north of the hospital driveway, in the south western section of the square.
Stud Farm in the Valley of the Race Horse: Lambourn This stud farm (Neardown Stables), is to the south west of the B road in the north eastern corner of the square. The square is mostly Farmland and stables.
Stud Farm in the Valley of the Race Horse: Lambourn
This stud farm (Neardown Stables), is to the south west of the B road in the north eastern corner of the square. The square is mostly Farmland and stables.
Sunflowers on Row Down A broad stripe of sunflowers and poppies running up the side of the bridleway over Row Down towards the gallops above Lambourn.
Sunflowers on Row Down
A broad stripe of sunflowers and poppies running up the side of the bridleway over Row Down towards the gallops above Lambourn.
Gifford's Copse On the bridleway ascending out of the wood.
Gifford's Copse
On the bridleway ascending out of the wood.
Boldstart Looking from Boldstart Copse across to Coppington Hill.
Boldstart
Looking from Boldstart Copse across to Coppington Hill.
Farmland and Cleeve Wood A glimpse of sunflowers.
Farmland and Cleeve Wood
A glimpse of sunflowers.
Byway on Thorn Hill Descending to the Bockhampton part of Lambourn.
Byway on Thorn Hill
Descending to the Bockhampton part of Lambourn.
Byway on Thorn Hill Links Bockhampton and Rooksnest.
Byway on Thorn Hill
Links Bockhampton and Rooksnest.
Horses, Bockhampton The site of a medieval village. Ahead can be seen the tower of St Michael and All Angels', Lambourn.
Horses, Bockhampton
The site of a medieval village. Ahead can be seen the tower of St Michael and All Angels', Lambourn.
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Farn Combe is located at Grid Ref: SU3178 (Lat: 51.50171, Lng: -1.5425811)

Unitary Authority: West Berkshire

Police Authority: Thames Valley

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Waste: dog_excrement
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Foot: designated
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