Hall Close Green

Settlement in Northumberland

England

Hall Close Green

Houses on Newlyn Drive, Cramlington Credit: Roger Cornfoot

Hall Close Green is a picturesque hamlet located in the heart of Northumberland, England. Situated near the village of Slaley, it is surrounded by rolling green fields and offers breathtaking views of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The hamlet is characterized by its charming rural setting and tranquil atmosphere. It consists of a cluster of traditional stone-built cottages, many of which date back to the 18th and 19th centuries. These cottages, with their distinctive architectural style and well-preserved exteriors, add to the overall charm and character of the area.

In the center of Hall Close Green lies a small green space, providing a focal point for the community and a pleasant area for residents to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The green is adorned with beautiful flower beds and mature trees, enhancing its natural beauty. It serves as a popular gathering spot for locals, who can often be seen engaging in friendly conversations or playing recreational games.

The hamlet is surrounded by a network of footpaths and bridleways, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. These routes offer opportunities for scenic walks, horse riding, and cycling, allowing visitors to explore the stunning countryside and appreciate its flora and fauna.

Hall Close Green is also conveniently located near several notable attractions. The nearby village of Slaley boasts a historic church and a renowned golf course, attracting visitors from far and wide. Additionally, the market town of Hexham, with its historic abbey, bustling shops, and vibrant markets, is just a short drive away.

In summary, Hall Close Green is a charming and idyllic hamlet in Northumberland, offering a peaceful retreat and a gateway to the natural beauty of the surrounding area.

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Hall Close Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.083604/-1.5794941 or Grid Reference NZ2676. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Houses on Newlyn Drive, Cramlington

Roger Cornfoot

Newlyn Drive, Cramlington

Roger Cornfoot

Western edge of Cramlington's shopping centre

With M&S Foodhall, T.k.maxx and Shoezone prominent.

Russel Wills

Parking at Cramlington's shopping centre

A wide range of shops form the perimeter.

Russel Wills

Closed Buzz Bingo Cramlington

'Everyone has been impacted by coronavirus including us here at Buzz Bingo, which means we have had to make some difficult decisions. It’s with a heavy heart we announce the proposed closure of Buzz Bingo Cramlington.' Link

Russel Wills

George. and Hot Takeaway Pizza In-Store

On Cramlington's Shopping Centre.

Russel Wills

Welcome Methodist Church Cramlington

'Welcome to Welcome Methodist Church! Don't forget to like or follow us so you can find out about our work in Cramlington, join us for services or one of our community groups. Thanks for visiting our church page and we hope to see you soon!' Link

Russel Wills

Station Road, Cramlington

From the Sunnyside junction.

Russel Wills

Edge of Cramlington

N Chadwick

Junction of Westerkirk and the B1505, Cramlington

Mick Garratt

United Methodist Free Church, East Cramlington

Built in 1872 it is no longer in use as a church; but at least it has survived, unlike the pit which was on its door step.

Alan Fearon

Decaying buildings, East Cramlington Farm

These old ruins are a bit of a puzzle. Are they farm buildings or part of the old colliery which stood near this site?

Alan Fearon

Parish Church of St. Nicholas, Cramlington Village

When this church was built in the 1860's Cramlington was still a small mining village with a history going back before the Conquest. Now it is a suburb of the much larger 'New Town' developed in the 1960's.

Alan Fearon

Beacon Farm, Cramlington

On Beaconhill just on the edge of the 'New Town'

Alan Fearon

Burnt Out Oak

Next to a lake at Arcot Hall Golf Club this tree has had its trunk almost entirely burnt out yet still it grows. A short-eared owl was hunting in the field behind me.

Christine Westerback