Oaktree Hill

Settlement in Yorkshire Hambleton

England

Oaktree Hill

Road works ahead Looking down the dead end lane that leads to Hutton Bonville. A helpful sign at the lane entrance says that the road is currently closed during working hours on weekdays, which begs the question as to how the dozen or so residents manage to find their way out?  It would appear that passing bays are being installed and one hopes that the surface will be redone as well as it is currently very bad.
Road works ahead Credit: Gordon Hatton

Oaktree Hill is a charming village nestled in the picturesque countryside of Yorkshire, England. Located in the heart of the county, it offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike. The village is known for its rich history, stunning natural beauty, and warm community spirit.

Surrounded by rolling green hills and lush fields, Oaktree Hill is a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The area is dotted with ancient oak trees, giving the village its name and adding to its rustic charm. Walking trails and footpaths crisscross the landscape, providing ample opportunities for leisurely strolls and invigorating hikes.

The village itself exudes a quaint and welcoming atmosphere. Traditional stone cottages line the streets, their well-tended gardens bursting with colorful flowers. The local pub, The Oak Inn, serves as a focal point for socializing and enjoying traditional Yorkshire fare, accompanied by a pint of locally brewed ale.

Oaktree Hill is also home to a range of amenities and services that cater to the needs of its residents. The village boasts a primary school, a post office, and a small grocery store, ensuring that daily necessities are easily accessible. Additionally, a community center hosts various events and activities throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of community and belonging.

With its natural beauty, rich history, and close-knit community, Oaktree Hill offers a peaceful and fulfilling lifestyle. Whether exploring the countryside, soaking in the village's charm, or participating in community events, visitors to Oaktree Hill are sure to be captivated by its timeless allure.

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Road works ahead Looking down the dead end lane that leads to Hutton Bonville. A helpful sign at the lane entrance says that the road is currently closed during working hours on weekdays, which begs the question as to how the dozen or so residents manage to find their way out?  It would appear that passing bays are being installed and one hopes that the surface will be redone as well as it is currently very bad.
Road works ahead
Looking down the dead end lane that leads to Hutton Bonville. A helpful sign at the lane entrance says that the road is currently closed during working hours on weekdays, which begs the question as to how the dozen or so residents manage to find their way out? It would appear that passing bays are being installed and one hopes that the surface will be redone as well as it is currently very bad.
Hutton Lane Dead end lane which serves the scattered dwellings and farms at Hutton Bonville.
Hutton Lane
Dead end lane which serves the scattered dwellings and farms at Hutton Bonville.
A167 looking south The cottage on the far side doesn't appear to have a name on any maps, although it is shown on the 1897 edition, complete with a benchmark at 217ft.
A167 looking south
The cottage on the far side doesn't appear to have a name on any maps, although it is shown on the 1897 edition, complete with a benchmark at 217ft.
Farm road at Palms Hall Tarmacked road leading to the farm complex at Palms Hall. Also footpath number 10.71/4.
Farm road at Palms Hall
Tarmacked road leading to the farm complex at Palms Hall. Also footpath number 10.71/4.
Lovesome Hill Water Tower
Lovesome Hill Water Tower
Lane near Lovesome Hill Water Tower
Lane near Lovesome Hill Water Tower
Old milepost This milespost is on the A167 on Lovesome Hill, 50m north of Lovesome Farm.   It was painted in 2021.   It is Grade II listed 1293701.
Old milepost
This milespost is on the A167 on Lovesome Hill, 50m north of Lovesome Farm. It was painted in 2021. It is Grade II listed 1293701.
Arable land
Arable land
Ripening wheat
Ripening wheat
Pheasantry Wood
Pheasantry Wood
Bend in the road near Street House Farm The road is Deighton Lane.
Bend in the road near Street House Farm
The road is Deighton Lane.
Red Way A footpath running to Moor House from Deighton Lane.
Red Way
A footpath running to Moor House from Deighton Lane.
Road near White House Farm The road is Deighton Lane.
Road near White House Farm
The road is Deighton Lane.
Road passing White House Farm The road is Deighton Lane.
Road passing White House Farm
The road is Deighton Lane.
Field near White House Farm Farmland north of Deighton Lane.
Field near White House Farm
Farmland north of Deighton Lane.
Deighton Lane near Leascar Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton.
Deighton Lane near Leascar
Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton.
Deighton Lane at the entrance to Peartree House Farm Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton.
Deighton Lane at the entrance to Peartree House Farm
Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton.
Fields beside Deighton Lane Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton, with these fields being opposite the driveway to Peartree House Farm.
Fields beside Deighton Lane
Deighton Lane between Brompton and Deighton, with these fields being opposite the driveway to Peartree House Farm.
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Oaktree Hill is located at Grid Ref: SE3698 (Lat: 54.383296, Lng: -1.4461498)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Hambleton

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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Located within 500m of 54.383296,-1.4461498
Barrier: stile
Foot: designated
Lat/Long: 54.3827951/-1.4469295
Barrier: stile
Foot: designated
Lat/Long: 54.383652/-1.4496225
Access: yes
Barrier: entrance
Lat/Long: 54.3828007/-1.4520488
Standard Hill Farm
Place: farm
Lat/Long: 54.3790503/-1.4443299
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