Bartlett's Green

Settlement in Gloucestershire Stroud

England

Bartlett's Green

Small pond This small pond lies at a junction of two bridleways and three footpaths. Following past the pond the bridleway leads north to Standish village. Just visible is the tower of Standish church. — Small pond Credit: Vincent Jones

Bartlett's Green is a small village located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Situated in the picturesque countryside, the village is known for its idyllic setting and tranquil atmosphere. With a population of around 500 residents, Bartlett's Green maintains a close-knit community where neighbors often know each other by name.

The village is characterized by its charming traditional cottages, some of which date back to the 17th century, lending a sense of historical significance to the area. Bartlett's Green is surrounded by rolling green fields and farmland, providing a picturesque backdrop for residents and visitors alike.

In terms of amenities, the village offers a few essential services such as a small convenience store, a post office, and a local pub, which serves as a social hub for locals. For more extensive shopping and recreational activities, residents often travel to nearby towns, such as Gloucester or Cheltenham, which are easily accessible by car or public transportation.

Bartlett's Green benefits from its proximity to several natural attractions. The Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is just a short drive away, offering residents the opportunity to explore stunning landscapes, charming villages, and picturesque walking trails. Additionally, the nearby River Severn provides opportunities for fishing and boating enthusiasts.

Overall, Bartlett's Green offers a peaceful and rural lifestyle, making it an attractive place for those seeking a slower pace of life amidst the beauty of the Gloucestershire countryside.

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Bartlett's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.767064/-2.2701523 or Grid Reference SO8107. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Small pond

This small pond lies at a junction of two bridleways and three footpaths. Following past the pond the bridleway leads north to Standish village. Just visible is the tower of Standish church.

Vincent Jones

Farm track with Mayweed

This track is also a bridleway, and is adorned with arable weeds including Scentless Mayweed (Tripleurospermum inodorum) showing well here. Standish Church and Standish Court Farm are in the background.

S Gill

Topograph on Haresfield Beacon

The Severn Estuary can be seen in the distance.

Philip Halling

Standish. The village hall

Built in c16 by the church wardens for their use. The church is out of shot to the left.

Anonymous 4610

Standish. St. Nicholas

The village hall is just visible to the right of the church.

Anonymous 4610

Crowcomepill Farm

The farmhouse at Crowcomepill is recorded as far back as 1326. The B4008 cuts across the picture and the view is what commuters to Gloucester can see from their train. Randwick rises in the background.

Peter Kwan

Cotswold Way path at Ring Hill

The Cotswold Way path runs along Ring Hill as you walk from Haresfield Beacon.

Vincent Jones

Train from Gloucester at Black Bridge

Taken from Black Bridge looking north towards Gloucester. The track forks after the bridge one line south and the other east through the Stroud Valley.

Vincent Jones

Farmland below Standish Woods

The farmland past Standish village starts to rise towards Standish woods. The Cotswold Way path runs through the woods.

Vincent Jones

Vinegar Hill

Vinegar hill lies on the lower slopes of Haresfield Beacon where the Cotswold Way path travels by.

Vincent Jones

Village postbox Little Haresfield

The village postbox at Little Haresfield is set into a garden wall.

Vincent Jones

Fork in the Track

This photo is taken from Black Bridge looking south towards Stonehouse which is 1.4Km away. The left track of the fork is towards the Stroud valley. On the horizon is Stanley wood. The Cotswold Way path runs along the hill mainly through the woods.

Vincent Jones

Cotswold Way path at Haresfield Beacon

The Cotswold Way path runs east along the ridge at Haresfield Beacon from the triangulation pillar towards Bunkers Bank.

Vincent Jones

Randwick church

Randwick parish church lies just below Standish wood and is 1Km north of Stroud.

Vincent Jones

Cotswold Way path in Standish woods

The Cotswold Way path as it runs south-west through Standish woods. Taken in late April with a late spring the floor of the wood was covered in Wild Garlic and Bluebells.

Vincent Jones

Ocker Hill phone box

An original red phonebox stands by the footpath marker at Ocker Hill, Randwick.

Vincent Jones

Welch's Farm, Standish

C16-C17 farmhouse (and its dark guardian) - details from when it was offered for sale by Gloucestershire County Council in 2004 at Link

. Seen from a diverted footpath past trees laden with mistletoe.

Derek Harper

Standish Lodge

This was the lodge to the former Standish House which became a hospital and is now, as the notice says, for sale. Smart rusticated quoins. Taken from Horsemarling Lane.

Derek Harper

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Bartlett's Green is located at Grid Ref: SO8107 (Lat: 51.767064, Lng: -2.2701523)

Administrative County: Gloucestershire

District: Stroud

Police Authority: Gloucestershire