Bleach Green

Settlement in Suffolk Mid Suffolk

England

Bleach Green

Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown
Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown Credit: Michael Garlick

Bleach Green is a small village situated in the county of Suffolk, England. Nestled within the picturesque countryside, it offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for its residents. The village is located about five miles southeast of the bustling market town of Bury St Edmunds, providing easy access to amenities and services.

The origins of Bleach Green can be traced back to the medieval period when it was primarily an agricultural community. Over the years, the village has retained its rural charm and character, with a handful of traditional cottages dotting the landscape. The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty, with rolling green fields and meandering streams, making it an ideal location for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers.

Despite its small size, Bleach Green boasts a strong sense of community spirit. The village hosts regular social events and gatherings, fostering a close-knit atmosphere among its residents. The local village hall serves as a hub for various activities, including community meetings, clubs, and celebrations.

For those seeking recreational activities, nearby attractions include scenic walking and cycling trails that lead to nearby woodlands and nature reserves. The village is also within easy reach of historical landmarks, such as the impressive Ickworth House and Gardens.

With its peaceful ambiance, picturesque surroundings, and strong community ties, Bleach Green offers a charming escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life, making it an appealing place to reside or visit for a tranquil countryside experience.

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Bleach Green Images

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Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown
Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown
Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown
Wingfield: Large field supporting four horses of which two are shown
Wingfield: Crop doing well
Wingfield: Crop doing well
Wingfield: Oil seed rape crop
Wingfield: Oil seed rape crop
Wingfield: Farm entrance
Wingfield: Farm entrance
Fressingfield: Dale Road
Fressingfield: Dale Road
Weybread, Dale Bridge: Badly clogged river
Weybread, Dale Bridge: Badly clogged river
Weybread, Dale Bridge: Badly clogged river
Weybread, Dale Bridge: Badly clogged river
Dale Road Towards Earsham Street.  Some maps have Dales Road.
Dale Road
Towards Earsham Street. Some maps have Dales Road.
View from Dale Road towards Dale Bridge The road doglegs round to cross the bridge towards the right.  The bridge is on an apparently unnamed tributary of the Waveney.
View from Dale Road towards Dale Bridge
The road doglegs round to cross the bridge towards the right. The bridge is on an apparently unnamed tributary of the Waveney.
Earsham Street heading north Towards Needham.
Earsham Street heading north
Towards Needham.
Wingfield Road heading north Towards Needham.
Wingfield Road heading north
Towards Needham.
West House Farm
West House Farm
Houses across Wingfield Green
Houses across Wingfield Green
A view of Grange Farm
A view of Grange Farm
'De La Pole Arms' inn at Wingfield This inn stands by the church.
'De La Pole Arms' inn at Wingfield
This inn stands by the church.
St. Andrew's church, Wingfield, Suffolk Here we have a rather large 14th century church for a small village. It was built for a college of priets and ruins of the college are in a nearby farmyard. The reason it is such a grand church is due to money given to the church by Michael de la Pole, second Earl of Suffolk, who built Wingfield Castle.
St. Andrew's church, Wingfield, Suffolk
Here we have a rather large 14th century church for a small village. It was built for a college of priets and ruins of the college are in a nearby farmyard. The reason it is such a grand church is due to money given to the church by Michael de la Pole, second Earl of Suffolk, who built Wingfield Castle.
Dales Road
Dales Road
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Bleach Green is located at Grid Ref: TM2377 (Lat: 52.351211, Lng: 1.2768859)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: Mid Suffolk

Police Authority: Suffolk

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Bleach Green
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