Smith's Green

Settlement in Essex Uttlesford

England

Smith's Green

Derelict Building, South of Puttock's End The pole in the foreground, shows where a gas pipeline runs. — Derelict Building, South of Puttock's End Credit: Lorraine and Keith Bowdler

Smith's Green is a charming village located in the county of Essex, England. Situated in the Uttlesford district, it is nestled in the picturesque countryside, offering residents and visitors a peaceful and idyllic setting. The village is conveniently located just a short distance from the town of Bishop's Stortford and is easily accessible via major roads and public transportation.

Smith's Green boasts a tight-knit community that takes pride in its close relationships and strong sense of community spirit. The village is home to a range of amenities and facilities, including a local primary school, a village hall, and a well-stocked convenience store. There are also several pubs and restaurants, where locals and visitors can enjoy a friendly atmosphere and traditional British cuisine.

The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities and leisure pursuits. The village is surrounded by beautiful green spaces and scenic walking trails, perfect for those who enjoy exploring nature. Additionally, the nearby River Stort offers opportunities for boating and fishing, adding to the village's charm and appeal.

Smith's Green benefits from excellent transport links, with regular train services from Bishop's Stortford providing easy access to London and other major cities. The village is also within close proximity to Stansted Airport, making it an ideal location for frequent travelers.

Overall, Smith's Green is a delightful village that offers a peaceful and welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike. With its strong sense of community, beautiful countryside, and convenient location, it is a perfect place to call home or visit for a relaxing getaway.

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Smith's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.868316/0.27826134 or Grid Reference TL5621. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Derelict Building, South of Puttock's End

The pole in the foreground, shows where a gas pipeline runs.

Lorraine and Keith Bowdler

Near Le Knell's Cottage

On the lane between Stansted Airport and Takeley.

Trevor Harris

Crossroads in Takeley

The public house on the corner is The Four Ashes.

Trevor Harris

Approaching Little Canfield Church

On the path from High Cross Villas with All Saints Church ahead.

Trevor Harris

Railway bridge at Little Canfield

The bridge over Church Lane once carried a railway which is now the route of the Flitch Way out of Great Dunmow.

Trevor Harris

The Four Ashes

Public house in Takeley.

Ola

Church Lane, Little Canfield, near Great Dunmow

Little Canfield is a small village in north Essex. This view was taken from Flitch Way, which follows the route of a dismantled railway. Here, the path uses a former railway bridge to pass over Church Lane. The church spire is visible in the background.

Malc McDonald

Flitch Way at Little Canfield, near Great Dunmow

A view eastwards along Flitch Way at Little Canfield. Here, a former railway bridge takes the path across a minor road.

Malc McDonald

Public footpath, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

A public footpath on the edge of the village of Takeley in north Essex.

Malc McDonald

Flitch Way, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

Flitch Way passing through the village of Takeley in north Essex. The bridge carrying a road over the path is a clear sign that the path is a former railway line.

Malc McDonald

Flitch Way, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

Flitch Way entering the site of Takeley railway station. A modern housing development occupies the site of the former railway goods yard. This image was taken on a late October day. Leaves were turning autumnal shades of golden yellow and falling from the trees as the winter months were approaching.

Malc McDonald

Takeley railway station

The former railway station at Takeley, in north Essex. The station closed to passengers in 1952. The building is currently disused. The former railway line is now a walking and cycling path, Flitch Way.

Malc McDonald

Flitch Way, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

This image of Flitch Way was taken from the site of Takeley railway station. The end of the station platform is visible to the right of the image. The bridge ahead carries a road across the former railway line.

Malc McDonald

Russel Francis Way, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

Russel Francis Way is a recent housing development in the village of Takeley in north Essex.

Malc McDonald

Flitch Way, Takeley, near Bishop's Stortford

Flitch Way heading out of the village of Takeley in north Essex. This image was taken in the late afternoon on an October day, as the daylight was fading. Dusk would soon fall.

Malc McDonald