Badersfield

Settlement in Norfolk North Norfolk

England

Badersfield

View across the Bure Valley The Bure Valley is seen from a Bure Valley Railway train between Buxton and Coltishall. — View across the Bure Valley Credit: Glen Denny

Badersfield is a small village located in the county of Norfolk, England. Situated approximately 10 miles north of the city of Norwich, it falls within the district of Broadland. The village is part of the civil parish of Horsham St Faith and Newton St Faith.

Badersfield is a predominantly rural area, characterized by its charming countryside and agricultural landscapes. The village is surrounded by open fields, meadows, and farmlands, creating a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. It is home to a small population, with a tight-knit community that fosters a strong sense of belonging.

The village offers limited amenities, including a local church, St. Andrew's, which dates back to the Norman era and is known for its beautiful architecture. Badersfield also has a primary school, providing education to the younger residents of the village.

The nearby city of Norwich provides additional amenities and services for the residents of Badersfield. Norwich offers a wide range of shopping facilities, entertainment venues, and cultural attractions, making it easily accessible for those seeking a more urban lifestyle.

The area surrounding Badersfield is known for its picturesque countryside, offering opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The village is well-connected by road, with easy access to the A140 and A1270, providing convenient links to nearby towns and cities.

Overall, Badersfield is a peaceful and idyllic village, offering a rural lifestyle while still being within close proximity to larger urban areas.

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Badersfield Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.761779/1.3429931 or Grid Reference TG2523. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View across the Bure Valley

The Bure Valley is seen from a Bure Valley Railway train between Buxton and Coltishall.

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Bure Valley Railway warning sign

This warning sign is at the beginning of a passing loop and is close to a level crossing connecting Fendyke Nursery with the marshes.

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Level Crossing near Fendyke Nursery

This level crossing allows access across the Bure Valley Railway between Fendyke Nursery and the marshes. This is the view from a BVR train.

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Bure Valley Railway passing loop

This passing loop is close to Little Hautbois Hall.

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Bure Valley Railway near Little Hautbois Hall

The train from where this image was taken is on one of the tracks of a passing loop.

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Bure Valley Railway near Little Hautbois Hall

The train from which this image is taken is leaving the passing loop and entering the single-track section to Coltishall station. Some of the farm buildings at Little Hautbois Hall can be glimpsed beside the tree on the left.

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Bure Valley Railway near Little Hautbois Hall

The train from which this image is taken is leaving the passing loop and entering the single-track section to Coltishall station.

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Little Hautbois Hall

This is the view from a Bure Valley Railway train as it approaches the level crossing near Little Hautbois Hall.

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Little Hautbois Hall

This is a view from a Bure Valley Railway train as it passes over the level crossing adjacent to Little Hautbois Hall. At this point the Bure Valley Path crosses over the railway to parallel it from the south side.

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Little Hautbois Hall

This is a view of Little Hautbois Hall from a passing Bure Valley Railway train.

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Bure Valley Railway view

This view from a Bure Valley Railway train shows a field between the railway and the boundary of the former RAF Coltishall. The low structure on the horizon just left of centre, is the remains of a concrete aircraft shelter.

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Former RAF Coltishall

The concrete structures on the horizon belong to the former RAF Coltishall and are seen from a passing Bure Valley Railway train. The airfield perimeter fence can also be seen.

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