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High Stittenham

Settlement in Yorkshire Ryedale

England

High Stittenham

West Mill House Farm, from Stittenham Hill Road
West Mill House Farm, from Stittenham Hill Road Credit: Ian S

High Stittenham is a small village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated approximately 8 miles north-west of the historic city of York, the village is nestled in the picturesque Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With a population of around 200 residents, High Stittenham offers a tranquil and close-knit community atmosphere.

The village is known for its charming and well-preserved architecture, with many of its buildings dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. The local church, St. Mary's, is a notable landmark, showcasing a mix of Norman and Gothic styles. The surrounding countryside provides stunning views, with rolling hills, lush green meadows, and quaint country lanes, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and walkers.

Despite its small size, High Stittenham benefits from a range of amenities. The village boasts a village hall, which serves as a hub for community events and gatherings. Additionally, a local pub, The Stittenham Arms, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere for residents and visitors alike.

High Stittenham's location provides easy access to nearby attractions. The vibrant city of York, renowned for its rich history and stunning architecture, is a short drive away, providing residents with a plethora of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. The village is also well-connected by road, with the A64 providing easy access to the wider region.

In summary, High Stittenham is a delightful village that combines natural beauty, historical charm, and a strong sense of community. Its idyllic location and proximity to larger towns and cities make it an attractive place to live or visit for those seeking a tranquil yet well-connected rural retreat.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 54.09982/-0.96279664 or Grid Reference SE6767. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

West Mill House Farm, from Stittenham Hill Road
West Mill House Farm, from Stittenham Hill Road
The entrance to West Mill House
The entrance to West Mill House
Ashbank Lane to High Stittenham
Ashbank Lane to High Stittenham
A footpath towards Stittenham Wood
A footpath towards Stittenham Wood
Footpath Junction Two long distance paths part at this point. The Ebor Way follows the field round to the left and the Centenary Way goes through the gate on the right.
Footpath Junction
Two long distance paths part at this point. The Ebor Way follows the field round to the left and the Centenary Way goes through the gate on the right.
Footpath through Wheat Field On the Centenary Way
Footpath through Wheat Field
On the Centenary Way
Gallops through Barley Stittenham Wood in the background.Centenary Way.
Gallops through Barley
Stittenham Wood in the background.Centenary Way.
A Large Field of Barley The field area is known as The Sykes, in the distance is Sheriff Hutton.
A Large Field of Barley
The field area is known as The Sykes, in the distance is Sheriff Hutton.
Ashbank Lane into High Stittenham High Stittenham is three or four farms at the end of this lane, no way through unless on foot.The Centenary Way crosses over in front of Hall Farm.
Ashbank Lane into High Stittenham
High Stittenham is three or four farms at the end of this lane, no way through unless on foot.The Centenary Way crosses over in front of Hall Farm.
Wheatclose Farm On the Bulmer to Sheriff Hutton road.
Wheatclose Farm
On the Bulmer to Sheriff Hutton road.
Ashbank Lane Coming down from High Stittenham.
Ashbank Lane
Coming down from High Stittenham.
Looking back to High Stittenham From High Stittenham it is across the fields on the Centenary Way toward Terrington, a backward glance and those storm clouds would once more give us a good soaking before we arrived at Terrington.
Looking back to High Stittenham
From High Stittenham it is across the fields on the Centenary Way toward Terrington, a backward glance and those storm clouds would once more give us a good soaking before we arrived at Terrington.
Footpath through the Countryside The Centenary Way towards Mowthorpe Bridge and beyond, the bridge is in the dip.The field beyond has a ploughed headland, a conservation group are sowing wild flowers around this field and the next.A large herd of beef cattle with two bulls were in the field we were walking through.
Footpath through the Countryside
The Centenary Way towards Mowthorpe Bridge and beyond, the bridge is in the dip.The field beyond has a ploughed headland, a conservation group are sowing wild flowers around this field and the next.A large herd of beef cattle with two bulls were in the field we were walking through.
Beck west of Mowthorpe Bridge The Centenary Way crosses the bridge,it is only for farm traffic.
Beck west of Mowthorpe Bridge
The Centenary Way crosses the bridge,it is only for farm traffic.
Field Barn at Low Mowthorpe Farm On the Centenary Way toward Terrington.
Field Barn at Low Mowthorpe Farm
On the Centenary Way toward Terrington.
Track to Fishing Ponds Going down to the right with Low Mowthorpe Farm beyond, the Centenary Way goes to the left of the farm and then follows Mowthorpe Lane into Terrington.
Track to Fishing Ponds
Going down to the right with Low Mowthorpe Farm beyond, the Centenary Way goes to the left of the farm and then follows Mowthorpe Lane into Terrington.
Howardian Hills near Mowthorpe Looking across the flat fields towards Stitenham Woods from the entrance of Howthorpe Woods, where today there were lots of Blackberries still in eatible condition.
Howardian Hills near Mowthorpe
Looking across the flat fields towards Stitenham Woods from the entrance of Howthorpe Woods, where today there were lots of Blackberries still in eatible condition.
Howardian Hills near Bulmer Looking across the Howardian Hills from the public footpath north of Bulmer.
Howardian Hills near Bulmer
Looking across the Howardian Hills from the public footpath north of Bulmer.
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High Stittenham is located at Grid Ref: SE6767 (Lat: 54.09982, Lng: -0.96279664)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Ryedale

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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