Berrington Green

Settlement in Worcestershire

England

Berrington Green

The village of St. Michaels Viewed from the country lane adjacent to the village hall, with the grade II* listed parish church visible in the distance. — The village of St. Michaels Credit: Fabian Musto

Berrington Green is a charming village located in Worcestershire, England. Situated in the Malvern Hills District, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside and offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for its residents. The village is located approximately 7 miles south of the city of Worcester.

The heart of Berrington Green is its traditional village green, which serves as a central gathering place for local events and community activities. The green is lined with picturesque cottages and a few small businesses, creating a quaint atmosphere that is typical of rural English villages.

The village boasts a close-knit community, where residents often engage in friendly interactions and support one another. The local primary school plays a significant role in fostering this community spirit, with many families actively involved in school events and activities.

Nature enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise in Berrington Green, as the surrounding area offers ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits. The nearby Malvern Hills provide stunning panoramic views and are a haven for hikers, mountain bikers, and nature lovers. Additionally, the village is not far from the River Severn, offering opportunities for boating and fishing.

Despite its rural setting, Berrington Green benefits from good transportation links. The nearby A4103 road provides easy access to Worcester and other nearby towns, making commuting and exploring the wider area convenient.

In summary, Berrington Green offers a tranquil and picturesque village lifestyle, with its charming green, welcoming community, and proximity to stunning natural landscapes. It is a place where residents can enjoy the best of both worlds – a peaceful countryside retreat with easy access to nearby amenities.

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Berrington Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.299394/-2.6201043 or Grid Reference SO5766. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The village of St. Michaels

Viewed from the country lane adjacent to the village hall, with the grade II* listed parish church visible in the distance.

Fabian Musto

St. Michaels House

A nice timber-framed house on the country lane to Berrington. This looks like an old building, although it does not have listed status as of May 2024, and it was altered after it last appeared on the Google Maps street view in July 2016.

Fabian Musto

Drive to St. Michaels Farmhouse

The drive is on a public footpath and bridleway.

Fabian Musto

Telephone box at St. Michaels

This K6 telephone box housed a few adverts for the Rotundas Black Country Evening on my visit.

Fabian Musto

St. Michael and All Angels church (St. Michaels)

The north side of the grade II* listed church to St. Michael, situated southwest of Tenbury Wells and is adjacent to the A4112 road. This was built by Henry Woodyer from 1856-58 for Sir Frederick Ouseley, and Woodyer also built the adjoining college for Ouseley at the same time (closed 1985). At the time this picture was taken, the college was up for sale on Rightmove, and the church was being repaired on my visit, since I saw work being done to the south side of the chancel (note the fencing to the left of this photo).

Fabian Musto

Track to St. Michaels Farm

The track leading to St. Michaels Farm is private, although the SO5865 : Drive to St. Michaels Farmhouse is on a public footpath and bridleway, which continues on the grassy track in the distance of this photo; Newhouse Farm and St. Michaels Caravan Park can be seen in the background.

Fabian Musto