Saintbury

Settlement in Gloucestershire Cotswold

England

Saintbury

Towards Willersey A view from the footpath across the fields towards Willersey. The tower of the church of St Peter is just right of centre of the image and the Cotswold escarpment is seen in the distance. — Towards Willersey Credit: Michael Dibb

Saintbury is a picturesque village located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Situated atop a hill in the Cotswolds, it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. With a population of approximately 300 residents, it is a small and close-knit community.

The village is known for its quintessential English charm, with its traditional stone houses and well-preserved historic buildings. Saintbury is home to the beautiful Saintbury Church, a Grade II listed building dating back to the 12th century. The church's architecture showcases a mix of Norman and Gothic styles, making it an architectural gem.

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, Saintbury offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities and walks in the countryside. The village is also well-known for its vineyards, with several award-winning wineries in the area. Local vineyards produce a variety of wines, particularly renowned for their sparkling varieties.

Saintbury is conveniently located near the market town of Broadway, which offers a range of amenities including shops, restaurants, and pubs. The village is also within easy reach of Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon, providing residents with access to a wider range of services and cultural attractions.

The community in Saintbury is lively and active, with various events and activities organized throughout the year. These include the annual village fete, which brings together locals and visitors for a day of entertainment and celebration.

Overall, Saintbury is a picturesque and idyllic village that offers a tranquil and charming setting for its residents and visitors to enjoy. Its natural beauty, historic architecture, and strong community spirit make it a truly special place in Gloucestershire.

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Saintbury Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.060326/-1.831237 or Grid Reference SP1140. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Towards Willersey

A view from the footpath across the fields towards Willersey. The tower of the church of St Peter is just right of centre of the image and the Cotswold escarpment is seen in the distance.

Michael Dibb

Drive to Saintbury Grounds

This private drive to Saintbury Grounds is also the route of a public footpath.

Philip Halling

Industrial estate on former RAF Honeybourne

The airfield opened in December 1940 and was used for training Canadian pilots. The airfield closed in 1947 and reverted to farmland, and this industrial estate on the former site.

Philip Halling

Farm access drive

Farm access drive near Lower Fields Farm, Weston-Sub-Edge.

Philip Halling

Saintbury Cross

Saintbury Cross is complete with a sundial and four gnomons.

Philip Halling

Saintbury Cross

Sainbury Cross stands on the side of the road near Sainbury. It is complete with sundials and four gnomons.

Philip Halling

Cottage and Saintbury Cross

Cottage and Saintbury Cross beside the B4632 between Weston-Sub-Edge and Willersey.

Philip Halling

The B4632 at Saintbury Cross

Philip Halling

Grazing near The Lynches Wood

View ESE from a bend in the road south east of Weston-sub-Edge.

David P Howard

Stone barn on Church Street

A fine stone farm building in Weston Subedge. The date stone on the front reads 1901.

David P Howard

White cattle grazing

Looking NNE from Dover's View. The old ridge and furrow contours of the field are clearly visible.

David P Howard

Entrance to Buckle Mill

The entrance to Honeybourne Industrial Estate off Honeybourne Road.

David P Howard

Entering Saintbury on B4632

The Saintbury Cross can be seen just off the bend ahead. The 'Please drive carefully' plea has been ignored by whoever has hit the sign and bent it.

David P Howard

Fields and power lines north east of Badsey Lane

The original tree break for the power lines has grown over to produce a tunnel of foliage for the lines to pass through.

David P Howard

Driveway to Saintbury Grounds

View north east up the driveway towards its junction with the B4035. The northern edge of the grid square is just beyond the large tree on the left. The driveway is also a public footpath at this point.

David P Howard