Woodside, Lower

Settlement in Hertfordshire Welwyn Hatfield

England

Woodside, Lower

Brookmans Avenue, looking east One of the earliest roads in Brookmans Park, a commuting village developed in the 1920s and 1930s. Not much traffic on a Sunday lunchtime.
Brookmans Avenue, looking east Credit: Christine Johnstone

Woodside is a charming village located in the Lower Hertfordshire district of England. Situated in the southeastern part of the county, it is nestled amidst picturesque countryside, offering residents and visitors a peaceful and idyllic setting. The village is part of the East Hertfordshire district and falls within the civil parish of Bramfield.

Woodside boasts a close-knit community and a rich history that dates back centuries. The area is known for its scenic beauty, with rolling hills, lush greenery, and scenic walking trails that attract nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers. The village is surrounded by a patchwork of fields and farmland, adding to its rural charm.

Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Woodside is conveniently located near major transport links, making it easily accessible. The nearby town of Hertford provides residents with a range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Additionally, the bustling city of London is just a short train ride away, offering residents the opportunity to enjoy both the peacefulness of village life and the hustle and bustle of the city.

Woodside is home to a close-knit community that takes pride in its village identity. There is a village hall that serves as a hub for local events and gatherings, fostering a strong sense of community spirit. The village also has a primary school, which provides education to the local children.

Overall, Woodside is a picturesque village that offers a blend of rural tranquility and convenient access to amenities. With its beautiful surroundings and strong community spirit, it is a desirable place to live for those seeking a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle in Lower Hertfordshire.

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Woodside, Lower Images

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Brookmans Avenue, looking east One of the earliest roads in Brookmans Park, a commuting village developed in the 1920s and 1930s. Not much traffic on a Sunday lunchtime.
Brookmans Avenue, looking east
One of the earliest roads in Brookmans Park, a commuting village developed in the 1920s and 1930s. Not much traffic on a Sunday lunchtime.
The summit of Brookmans Avenue Just over 120 metres above sea level. One of the earliest roads in Brookmans Park, a commuting village developed in the 1920s and 1930s.
The summit of Brookmans Avenue
Just over 120 metres above sea level. One of the earliest roads in Brookmans Park, a commuting village developed in the 1920s and 1930s.
Construction site, off Brookmans Avenue Seqoya are building 'six elegantly designed detached houses' in the commuter village of Brookmans Park, on the site of one 1960s house and its large garden.
Construction site, off Brookmans Avenue
Seqoya are building 'six elegantly designed detached houses' in the commuter village of Brookmans Park, on the site of one 1960s house and its large garden.
Sheep grazing off Brookmans Avenue At the edge of the commuter village of Brookmans Park.
Sheep grazing off Brookmans Avenue
At the edge of the commuter village of Brookmans Park.
Golf Course Road, Brookmans Park Once one of the drives to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath and the access road to a golf course in the commuter village of Brookmans Park.
Golf Course Road, Brookmans Park
Once one of the drives to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath and the access road to a golf course in the commuter village of Brookmans Park.
Brookmans Park Golf Club [1] Seen from Golf Club Road.
Brookmans Park Golf Club [1]
Seen from Golf Club Road.
Brookmans Park Golf Club [2] The large tree probably dates from the original parkland here.
Brookmans Park Golf Club [2]
The large tree probably dates from the original parkland here.
The Drive, near Chancellor's School Once the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
The Drive, near Chancellor's School
Once the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
Junction of The Drive and Pine Grove 'The Drive' was once the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar. Pine Grove is a much more recent residential street.
Junction of The Drive and Pine Grove
'The Drive' was once the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar. Pine Grove is a much more recent residential street.
Traffic management on The Drive Once this was the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
Traffic management on The Drive
Once this was the drive to a large house called Brookman's Park. Now a public footpath between the commuter villages of Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
The Lodge, at the north end of The Drive Where the former drive from a large house called Brookman's Park met the Great North Road [now the A1000].
The Lodge, at the north end of The Drive
Where the former drive from a large house called Brookman's Park met the Great North Road [now the A1000].
Bell Lane bus stop, Bell Bar On the northbound side of the Great North Road [A1000].
Bell Lane bus stop, Bell Bar
On the northbound side of the Great North Road [A1000].
Miller & Carter steakhouse, off the A1000 Part of a chain of pubby restaurants. Between Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
Miller & Carter steakhouse, off the A1000
Part of a chain of pubby restaurants. Between Brookmans Park and Bell Bar.
New station on the ECML, Welham Green 1995 View southward towards London, with a Class 313 EMU leaving on an Up local. The station was only opened on 29/9/86; the line (ex-GNR section of the ECML) was electrified King's Cross - Hitchin 1976-78. Marshmoor Box used to break here the long section between Brookmans Park and Hatfield.
New station on the ECML, Welham Green 1995
View southward towards London, with a Class 313 EMU leaving on an Up local. The station was only opened on 29/9/86; the line (ex-GNR section of the ECML) was electrified King's Cross - Hitchin 1976-78. Marshmoor Box used to break here the long section between Brookmans Park and Hatfield.
Skimpans Farm
Skimpans Farm
Farmland and pylon East of Kentish Lane (B158).
Farmland and pylon
East of Kentish Lane (B158).
Kentish Lane (B158) Looking north east.
Kentish Lane (B158)
Looking north east.
Kentish Lane (B158) Looking north.
Kentish Lane (B158)
Looking north.
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Woodside, Lower is located at Grid Ref: TL2406 (Lat: 51.740579, Lng: -0.194614)

Administrative County: Hertfordshire

District: Welwyn Hatfield

Police Authority: Hertfordshire

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Located within 500m of 51.740579,-0.194614
Power: tower
Lat/Long: 51.7375736/-0.1921224
Power: tower
Lat/Long: 51.737139/-0.1989459
Post Box
Operator: Post Office
Ref: AL9 202
Lat/Long: 51.7441397/-0.1946695
Fountain
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