Cambridge, Little

Settlement in Essex Uttlesford

England

Cambridge, Little

St Mary the Virgin Church, Tilty This was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

This is the view from the south-east as the church is approached from the road. — St Mary the Virgin Church, Tilty Credit: Marathon

Cambridge, Little, Essex is a small village located in the county of Essex, England. Situated approximately 5 miles southeast of the town of Saffron Walden, the village is nestled amidst the picturesque countryside of the region. With a population of around 300 residents, Cambridge, Little is known for its tranquil and idyllic setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village is characterized by a charming blend of traditional English architecture and natural beauty. The historic St. Mary's Church, dating back to the 14th century, stands as a prominent landmark in the village, showcasing its rich history. The surrounding fields and meadows create a stunning backdrop, offering a glimpse into the region's rural heritage.

Cambridge, Little is also known for its close proximity to several notable attractions. The nearby Audley End House and Gardens, a grand Jacobean mansion, provides visitors with a fascinating insight into the region's past. Additionally, the village is a short drive away from the renowned university city of Cambridge, offering residents easy access to its cultural, educational, and recreational facilities.

The village itself boasts a close-knit community, with a range of amenities to cater to the needs of its residents. These include a local pub, a village hall, and a primary school, which contributes to the village's sense of community spirit.

Overall, Cambridge, Little, Essex offers a peaceful and picturesque setting, combining rural charm with convenient access to nearby attractions. Whether one seeks a serene countryside escape or a base to explore the wider region, this village stands as an appealing destination in the heart of Essex.

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St Mary the Virgin Church, Tilty This was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

This is the view from the south-east as the church is approached from the road.

St Mary the Virgin Church, Tilty

This was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as "taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment." This is the view from the south-east as the church is approached from the road.

Blamster's Hall These are outbuildings of Blamster&#039;s Hall, seen across the B184 near the hamlet of Radley&#039;s End.

Blamster's Hall

These are outbuildings of Blamster's Hall, seen across the B184 near the hamlet of Radley's End.

Radley's End This is the B184 near the hamlet of Radley&#039;s End looking up to Greenarbour in the distance.

Radley's End

This is the B184 near the hamlet of Radley's End looking up to Greenarbour in the distance.

Greenarbour near Radley's End This is the B184 near the hamlet of Radley&#039;s End looking up to Greenarbour.

Greenarbour near Radley's End

This is the B184 near the hamlet of Radley's End looking up to Greenarbour.

Approach to Little Cambridge Little Cambridge is indeed little, consisting of just a handful of houses.

Approach to Little Cambridge

Little Cambridge is indeed little, consisting of just a handful of houses.

The road to Little Cambridge Little Cambridge is indeed little, consisting of just a handful of houses.

The road to Little Cambridge

Little Cambridge is indeed little, consisting of just a handful of houses.

The road to Lindsell The road crosses a small stream here. Breach Lane leads off to the right just beyond.

The road to Lindsell

The road crosses a small stream here. Breach Lane leads off to the right just beyond.

The road to Little Cambridge Breach Lane leads off to the left and just beyond the road crosses a small stream.

The road to Little Cambridge

Breach Lane leads off to the left and just beyond the road crosses a small stream.

Gallows Green Road Gallows Wood lies just ahead with a suitable sky to go with the name.

Gallows Green Road

Gallows Wood lies just ahead with a suitable sky to go with the name.

Gallows Green Road The village of Lindsell is a little way ahead.

Gallows Green Road

The village of Lindsell is a little way ahead.

Lane at Gallows Green This lane leads off Gallows Green Road but only goes as far as Bush Farm.

Lane at Gallows Green

This lane leads off Gallows Green Road but only goes as far as Bush Farm.

Field alongside Gallows Green Road Gallows Green Road is to the left of the field with Gallows Wood beyond that.

Field alongside Gallows Green Road

Gallows Green Road is to the left of the field with Gallows Wood beyond that.

Gallows Green Road Gallows Wood lies just ahead and Gallows Green is beyond that.

Gallows Green Road

Gallows Wood lies just ahead and Gallows Green is beyond that.

Interior of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the west end of the nave towards the chancel.

Interior of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty

The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as "taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment." The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the west end of the nave towards the chancel.

Interior of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the west end of the nave towards the chancel.

Interior of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty

The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as "taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment." The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the west end of the nave towards the chancel.

Chancel of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the east end of the nave towards the chancel.

Chancel of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty

The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as "taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment." The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks from the east end of the nave towards the chancel.

Chancel of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as &quot;taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment.&quot;

The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks across the chancel to the sedilia and piscina. Pevsner describes these: &quot;These have cusped arches, the cusping being also of quite a personal pattern.&quot;

Chancel of St Mary the Virgin Church Tilty

The church was once connected with the nearby Cistercian abbey. The nave of the church is Early English. The south porch is probably 17th century. The belfry and cupola are probably from the 18th century. The chancel was added early in the 14th century which Pevsner describes as "taller, wider and much more ambitious, the gift of a rich man.. It is in the sumptuous style of the moment." The interior is delightfully unrestored as can be seen. This view looks across the chancel to the sedilia and piscina. Pevsner describes these: "These have cusped arches, the cusping being also of quite a personal pattern."

Looking down to the valley of the River Chelmer This lane near Tilty Church leads to a road at the bottom of the valley following the infant River Chelmer. The village of Duton Hill is in the distance to the left of the road.

Looking down to the valley of the River Chelmer

This lane near Tilty Church leads to a road at the bottom of the valley following the infant River Chelmer. The village of Duton Hill is in the distance to the left of the road.

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Cambridge, Little is located at Grid Ref: TL6127 (Lat: 51.919351, Lng: 0.349899)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Uttlesford

Police Authority: Essex

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