Chatterley

Settlement in Gloucestershire Cotswold

England

Chatterley

Stone Stile, Withington A &quot;private&quot; gap/step stile to the disused railway embankment, in the curtain wall of the bridge abutment looking North. The view South is <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7293988">SP0315 : Stone Stile, Withington</a>. Alongside Gloucestershire footpath KWG23. — Stone Stile, Withington Credit: Jayne Tovey

Chatterley is a small village located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Situated in the picturesque Cotswolds region, it is surrounded by rolling hills and scenic countryside. The village is located approximately 10 miles south of the market town of Cirencester and is easily accessible via the A419 road.

Chatterley has a rich history, dating back to the medieval period. It was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, highlighting its significance as a settlement even in ancient times. The village has managed to retain much of its traditional charm, with many historic buildings and landmarks still standing.

The heart of Chatterley is its village square, which is flanked by quaint cottages and a charming parish church. The village has a close-knit community, and residents take pride in maintaining the village's character and heritage. There are also a few local amenities, including a village hall and a small convenience store.

The surrounding countryside offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and horseback riding. Chatterley is also located within close proximity to several notable attractions, including the Cotswold Water Park, which offers water sports and leisure activities, and the Cotswold Wildlife Park, home to a variety of animals.

Overall, Chatterley is a picturesque village that encapsulates the beauty of the Cotswolds region. Its rich history, charming architecture, and idyllic surroundings make it an attractive destination for both residents and visitors seeking a peaceful and scenic retreat.

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Chatterley Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.831362/-1.9795642 or Grid Reference SP0114. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Stone Stile, Withington

A "private" gap/step stile to the disused railway embankment, in the curtain wall of the bridge abutment looking North. The view South is SP0315 : Stone Stile, Withington. Alongside Gloucestershire footpath KWG23.

Jayne Tovey

Stone Stile, Withington

A "private" gap/step stile to the disused railway embankment, in the curtain wall of the bridge abutment looking South. The view North is SP0315 : Stone Stile, Withington. Alongside Gloucestershire footpath KWG23.

Jayne Tovey

Woods east of Colesbourne

Dani

Colesbourne Manor

Snowdrops in the woods behind Colesbourne Manor

Bill Bagshaw

Barn at Colesbourne

A large barn to the east of the Cheltenham to Cirencester road in the village of Colesbourne

Dave Bushell

Air Raid shelter in Withington Woods

Presumably this shelter in Withington Woods was used by people based at the nearby airfield.

Philip Halling

Sheep grazing near Colesbourne

Today much of the Cotswolds is arable, here the land is used for the traditional use of sheep grazing. In Medieval times wool was a major export and the churches and manor houses of the Cotswolds reflect the wealth the wool trade created.

Philip Halling

Valley between Monkham Wood and Boy's Grove

This valley is above Colesbourne. A bridleway can be seen as it crosses through the valley en-route between Colesbourne and Chedworth.

Philip Halling

Colesbourne church

Colesbourne church is dedicated to St James and is located in Colesbourne Park.

Philip Halling

Forestry work at Little Colesbourne

Warning at the entrance to Barncombe Bottom of forestry activity in Little Colesbourne.

Philip Halling

Driveway to Staple Farm, Colesbourne

Driveway to Staple Farm Farm, high on the Cotswolds above Colesbourne.

Philip Halling

Withington church

Withington church is dedicated St Michael and All Angels.

Philip Halling

Cottage at Hill Barn, Withington

Philip Halling

Hedge Laying near Withington

This hedge is on the side of the road from Withington to Colesbourne.

Philip Halling

Pylon and power lines

These power lines are just in the grid square, beyond are Withington Woods. This view is from the road in the next square to the north.

Philip Halling

Old petrol pumps in winter, Withington

These old BP petrol pumps are located on the corner of an old Cotswold cottage (which appears to be empty) in the village of Withington. For summer see: SP0315 : Old petrol pumps in summer, Withington

Philip Halling

Gallops near Thorndale

The gallops follow the hedge up the hill and are situated to the south of the farm at Thorndale. At the time the gallops appear to be recently created.

Philip Halling