Addington Vale

Valley in Surrey

England

Addington Vale

Layhams Farm Shop, Addington Credit: David Howard

Addington Vale is a suburban area located in the county of Surrey, England. Situated in the picturesque valley of Surrey Hills, Addington Vale offers a tranquil and scenic environment for its residents. The area is known for its stunning natural beauty, with rolling hills, green pastures, and charming country lanes.

The community in Addington Vale is predominantly residential, consisting of a mix of housing types such as detached houses, semi-detached houses, and cottages. The properties in the area are often spacious, offering ample gardens and beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

Despite its peaceful setting, Addington Vale is conveniently located close to amenities and transportation links. The nearby town of Croydon provides residents with a range of shopping centers, restaurants, and entertainment options. Additionally, the area benefits from excellent transport connections, with easy access to major roads and motorways, making it an ideal location for commuters.

Nature lovers will find plenty to explore in the area surrounding Addington Vale. The nearby Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers an array of outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. The valley itself provides a peaceful retreat, with opportunities for picnics and leisurely walks.

Overall, Addington Vale is a charming and idyllic location in Surrey, offering a combination of natural beauty, convenient amenities, and a peaceful community atmosphere. It is a sought-after area for those looking to enjoy the tranquility of the countryside while still being within reach of urban conveniences.

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Addington Vale Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.346902/-0.010175212 or Grid Reference TQ3862. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Layhams Farm Shop, Addington

David Howard

Layhams Farm, Addington

David Howard

Layhams Farm, Addington

David Howard

The entrance to the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Establishment

There is also one in the Welsh Harp in Kinsgbury where I live.

David Howard

Track near Layham's Farm

The public footpath is to the right of the hedge and trees alongside the track. The woodland at Furze Bottom is ahead at the bottom of the valley.

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Footpath at Layham's Farm

The public footpath follows down ahead to Furze Bottom at the bottom of the valley. Then there is a choice of three paths in this seemingly remote countryside yet which is so close to New Addington.

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View from a footpath near Layham's Farm

This view is from the public footpath which leads from Layham's Farm down the side of the valley to Furze Bottom at the bottom. Then there is a choice of three paths in this seemingly remote countryside yet which is so close to New Addington. In the distance are the woods around Saltbox Hill.

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Outbuilding near Keston

An isolated outbuilding on North Pole Lane, on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

North Pole Lane, near Keston

North Pole Lane is a narrow lane in countryside on the outer fringe of south east London. Here it has a sharp bend to the left.

Malc McDonald

North Pole Lane, near Keston

North Pole lane is a narrow lane through countryside on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

Nash Lane, near Keston

Nash Lane is a minor road through countryside on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

Fullers Wood, near Keston

The entrance to Fullers Wood, a small area of woodland on the outer fringe of south east London.

Malc McDonald

Nash Lane, near Keston

Nash lane is a narrow lane through countryside on the outer fringe of south east London. Despite its rural setting, this location is within the Greater London boundary.

Malc McDonald

Nash Lane, near Keston

Nash Lane is a minor country lane on the outer fringe of south east London. The tall green conical shape is not a tree, but a telegraph pole to which greenery has attached itself and grown.

Malc McDonald