Pye Corner

Settlement in Hertfordshire East Hertfordshire

England

Pye Corner

Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow In front of the supermarket, a cycle path crosses the car park on a bridge. — Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow Credit: Christopher Hilton

Pye Corner is a small village located in Hertfordshire, England. Situated approximately 30 miles north of London, it falls within the district of East Hertfordshire. The village is nestled amidst picturesque countryside, with rolling hills and scenic landscapes.

Pye Corner is known for its charming and peaceful atmosphere, offering residents and visitors a tranquil escape from the bustling city life. The village is characterized by its traditional architecture, with many historic buildings and cottages dating back several centuries.

One of the notable landmarks in Pye Corner is the St. Mary's Church, a beautiful medieval church that stands as a testament to the village's rich history. The church features stunning stained glass windows and intricate stone carvings, attracting both architecture enthusiasts and those seeking a place for quiet reflection.

The village also benefits from its proximity to various amenities and services. Nearby towns such as Hertford and Ware offer a range of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities, ensuring that residents have access to all necessary conveniences.

Pye Corner is well-connected to surrounding areas via road and rail networks. The A10 road runs nearby, providing easy access to London and other major cities. Additionally, the village has its own railway station, offering regular train services to London and Cambridge.

Overall, Pye Corner is a charming and idyllic village, offering a serene lifestyle amidst beautiful surroundings. Its historical charm, convenient location, and peaceful atmosphere make it an attractive place to live or visit.

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Pye Corner Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.790004/0.099692 or Grid Reference TL4412. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sainsbury's supermarket car park, Harlow

In front of the supermarket, a cycle path crosses the car park on a bridge.

Christopher Hilton

Offices overlooking supermarket car park, Harlow

Christopher Hilton

Lee and Stort Navigation: Lock no 9 - Latton Lock

The Harcamlow Way and Three Forests Way share the same route along here. Latton Lock is near to an industrial plant. The route between this lock and the next one involves crossing a footbridge to the other side of the canal from where the railway station at Harlow Town and Burnt Mill Lock are another mile away along a clear track.

Peter S

Harlow industrial area: Burnt Mill

Burnt Mill is a road lined with light industrial premises in the area along the northern edge of Harlow. On the right, the distribution centre for Faber Music.

Christopher Hilton

River Stort outside the Moorhen pub, Burnt Mill Lane, Harlow

Christopher Hilton

Plume of Feathers pub, Gilston

The pub is now on a very busy corner and sunken behind traffic barriers. The noise from the traffic, the dents in the barriers from old collisions and the polluted grime make the outside of this pub rather unpleasant. It was named the Plummer's ward Arms in 1849 and the building dates from C17. See Link

for entry in British Listed Buildings

Bikeboy

St Botolph, Eastwick

Rebuilt by Arthur Bloomfield in 1872-3. The design incorporates the old tower and the C13 chancel arch. Blomfield restored numerous churches in this area but is perhaps best known for the Royal College of Music in Kensington.

Bikeboy

Gilston Park estate buildings in Eastwick

The buildings on the left with the tall chimneys are former almshouses built around 1890. The collection of almshouses were intended to look like a single medieval hall house. The red brick building to the right is dated 1861. See Link

and Link

for entries in British Listed Buildings.

Bikeboy

The Lion pub, Eastwick

The building has a datestone of 1852. It was originally built as a farmhouse for the Gilston Park estate but it has been a pub since 1914 (or earlier). See Link

for entry in British Listed Buildings.

Bikeboy

Harlow from the air

Housing around the roundabout on the site of Harlow FC's ground TL4410 : Before they knocked it down. Harlow Town Park is in the left foreground.

Thomas Nugent

Harlow from the air

Looking over Harlow Marsh nature reserve to the Edinburgh Way retail area.

Thomas Nugent

Temple Fields from the air

Viewed from a flight from Progaue on approach to Stansted.

Thomas Nugent

Spring Blossom & Stort Navigation

Signs of spring beside the river.

Glyn Baker

Bend in the River Stort

The towpath is part of the Three Forests Way Link

Glyn Baker

Moored up & Moving

The boat that is navigating towards the camera is operated by a company that specialises in boating activities for people with disabilities. The tow path is part of the Three Forests Way Link

Glyn Baker