Pyle Hill

Settlement in Surrey Woking

England

Pyle Hill

Worplesdon Station Worplesdon station was built between Woking and Guildford in 1883. The surrounding area has remained largely rural although there are some large houses within walking distance. It is therefore a quiet place for most of the day but nevertheless enjoys an hourly off-peak service in either direction. In this view, looking towards Guildford, the platforms are deserted and there is a hint of morning mist through the bridge (which was soon to clear leaving a bright sunny day).
Worplesdon Station Credit: Stephen McKay

Pyle Hill is a small, picturesque village located in the county of Surrey in England. Situated on the outskirts of the town of Guildford, Pyle Hill is surrounded by rolling countryside and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The village is characterized by its peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for those seeking a quiet escape from the bustling city life.

Pyle Hill is home to a small, close-knit community, with a population of around 500 residents. The village mainly consists of traditional English cottages and houses, adding to its charm and character. The architecture in the area reflects the historical significance of the village, with some buildings dating back several centuries.

The village is well-served by local amenities, including a village hall, a primary school, and a local pub, providing a sense of community and meeting places for residents. The surrounding countryside offers numerous walking and cycling paths, allowing residents and visitors to explore the stunning natural beauty of the area.

Pyle Hill benefits from its proximity to Guildford, which provides a wider range of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. The village is also conveniently located for commuting, with excellent transport links to nearby towns and cities.

Overall, Pyle Hill offers a peaceful and idyllic setting, combined with easy access to larger urban areas, making it a highly desirable place to live or visit for those seeking a quintessential English village experience.

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Worplesdon Station Worplesdon station was built between Woking and Guildford in 1883. The surrounding area has remained largely rural although there are some large houses within walking distance. It is therefore a quiet place for most of the day but nevertheless enjoys an hourly off-peak service in either direction. In this view, looking towards Guildford, the platforms are deserted and there is a hint of morning mist through the bridge (which was soon to clear leaving a bright sunny day).
Worplesdon Station
Worplesdon station was built between Woking and Guildford in 1883. The surrounding area has remained largely rural although there are some large houses within walking distance. It is therefore a quiet place for most of the day but nevertheless enjoys an hourly off-peak service in either direction. In this view, looking towards Guildford, the platforms are deserted and there is a hint of morning mist through the bridge (which was soon to clear leaving a bright sunny day).
Outside Worplesdon Station Worplesdon station is approached via a short drive leading off Prey Heath Road. At the junction the National Rail sign leans at a jaunty angle.
Outside Worplesdon Station
Worplesdon station is approached via a short drive leading off Prey Heath Road. At the junction the National Rail sign leans at a jaunty angle.
Prey Heath Prey Heath is bisected by the Woking to Guildford railway line and this is the area to the east of it. A path leads off Prey Heath Road at first in a northerly direction before making a dogleg turn across the heath; this is a convenient point of access from Worplesdon station.
Prey Heath
Prey Heath is bisected by the Woking to Guildford railway line and this is the area to the east of it. A path leads off Prey Heath Road at first in a northerly direction before making a dogleg turn across the heath; this is a convenient point of access from Worplesdon station.
Path across Prey Heath A public footpath heads in a north-easterly direction across this surviving stretch of Surrey heathland.
Path across Prey Heath
A public footpath heads in a north-easterly direction across this surviving stretch of Surrey heathland.
Prey Heath This is part of the eastern section of the heath, east of the Woking to Guildford railway line. The information board makes the point that the scene is always changing across the year.
Prey Heath
This is part of the eastern section of the heath, east of the Woking to Guildford railway line. The information board makes the point that the scene is always changing across the year.
Path across Prey Heath Here the path passes through a wooded section of the heath. The gate is probably there for stock control purposes.
Path across Prey Heath
Here the path passes through a wooded section of the heath. The gate is probably there for stock control purposes.
Path to Havering Farm This public footpath, effectively an extension of Burdenshot Hill, leads across the stile and then over the Woking to Guildford railway.
Path to Havering Farm
This public footpath, effectively an extension of Burdenshot Hill, leads across the stile and then over the Woking to Guildford railway.
Railway south of Worplesdon A Portsmouth to London Waterloo train approaches Worplesdon at speed on the Portsmouth Direct Line.
Railway south of Worplesdon
A Portsmouth to London Waterloo train approaches Worplesdon at speed on the Portsmouth Direct Line.
Burdenshot Hill, Worplesdon Burdenshot Hill is a private road to the north east of Worplesdon village lined with some very large houses. The one in view here is called Oakhanger. From the end of this road a path leads to Worplesdon station.
Burdenshot Hill, Worplesdon
Burdenshot Hill is a private road to the north east of Worplesdon village lined with some very large houses. The one in view here is called Oakhanger. From the end of this road a path leads to Worplesdon station.
The way to Worplesdon Motorists are directed down Goose Rye Road to Worplesdon village. Worplesdon was recorded in the Domesday Book as Werpesdune and there is evidence that the area was settled in Roman times; the Goose Rye name is derived from a local farm.
The way to Worplesdon
Motorists are directed down Goose Rye Road to Worplesdon village. Worplesdon was recorded in the Domesday Book as Werpesdune and there is evidence that the area was settled in Roman times; the Goose Rye name is derived from a local farm.
Worplesdon Station A non-stopping London Waterloo to Haslemere train passes through Worplesdon station between Woking and Guildford on the Portsmouth Direct Line.
Worplesdon Station
A non-stopping London Waterloo to Haslemere train passes through Worplesdon station between Woking and Guildford on the Portsmouth Direct Line.
The Jolly Farmer, Worplesdon It is good to see a pub deep in the Surrey countryside that appears to be thriving. It was built in the mid 18th century and is now a Fuller's house with a beer garden to the rear. It stands adjacent to Whitmoor Common.
The Jolly Farmer, Worplesdon
It is good to see a pub deep in the Surrey countryside that appears to be thriving. It was built in the mid 18th century and is now a Fuller's house with a beer garden to the rear. It stands adjacent to Whitmoor Common.
The Jolly Farmer, Worplesdon - pub sign The artist for this Fuller's pub sign has chosen a curious image featuring an American tractor built by Case. For many years Case was a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery in the USA but the company did not enter the British market until it acquired David Brown Tractors of Yorkshire in the 1970s - long after the machine featured here would have been a museum piece.
The Jolly Farmer, Worplesdon - pub sign
The artist for this Fuller's pub sign has chosen a curious image featuring an American tractor built by Case. For many years Case was a major manufacturer of agricultural machinery in the USA but the company did not enter the British market until it acquired David Brown Tractors of Yorkshire in the 1970s - long after the machine featured here would have been a museum piece.
Entrance to Hertford Park, Worplesdon This grand entrance leads off Burdenshott Road. The plaque by the gate refers to Hertford Park but the map shows it as Hockley Lands.
Entrance to Hertford Park, Worplesdon
This grand entrance leads off Burdenshott Road. The plaque by the gate refers to Hertford Park but the map shows it as Hockley Lands.
Mirror on Burdenshott Road The mirror reflects the entrance seen here: <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7319630">SU9854 : Entrance to Hertford Park, Worplesdon</a>, presumably provided to give drivers a good view along Burdenshott Road.
Mirror on Burdenshott Road
The mirror reflects the entrance seen here: SU9854 : Entrance to Hertford Park, Worplesdon, presumably provided to give drivers a good view along Burdenshott Road.
Worplesdon Station Looking in the direction of Woking.
Worplesdon Station
Looking in the direction of Woking.
Worplesdon Station Seen from the entrance to the car park.
Worplesdon Station
Seen from the entrance to the car park.
Prey Heath Road, Worplesdon The bridge carries the railway line between Woking and Guildford.
Prey Heath Road, Worplesdon
The bridge carries the railway line between Woking and Guildford.
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Pyle Hill is located at Grid Ref: SU9955 (Lat: 51.286167, Lng: -0.571154)

Administrative County: Surrey

District: Woking

Police Authority: Surrey

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 51.286167,-0.571154
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Pile Hill
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Sagana Lodge
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Post Box
Check Date: 2019-04-23
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Bobbincrt Pyle Hill
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Bus Stop
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Bus Stop
Maybourne Rise
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Crossing
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Crossing
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