Warmley Hill

Settlement in Gloucestershire

England

Warmley Hill

Regent Street Kingswood, looking east past the clock In Regent Street (on the A420) in Kingswood. Looking east past Kingswood&#039;s
elegant clock tower while standing on the opposite side of the road from
the King&#039;s Chase Shopping Centre. The right-turn in the foreground is into
Moravian Road. — Regent Street Kingswood, looking east past the clock Credit: Colin S Pearson

Warmley Hill is a picturesque village located in the county of Gloucestershire, England. Situated in the South West of the country, it is part of the South Gloucestershire district. Nestled within a rural landscape, Warmley Hill offers a tranquil and idyllic setting for residents and visitors alike.

The village is known for its beautiful countryside, with rolling hills and expansive green fields surrounding the area. The landscape is dotted with charming cottages and traditional stone houses, adding to its rural charm. The nearby Warmley Forest Park provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and picnicking, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.

Despite its rural location, Warmley Hill benefits from excellent transport links. The nearby A4174 ring road connects the village to Bristol, which is just a short drive away. This allows residents to easily access the amenities and employment opportunities of the city, while still enjoying the peacefulness of village life.

Warmley Hill is also home to several community facilities, including a primary school, a church, and a village hall. These facilities play an important role in bringing the community together and hosting various events throughout the year.

Overall, Warmley Hill offers a charming and picturesque setting, with its beautiful countryside, convenient location, and close-knit community. It is an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful and rural lifestyle, while still having access to the amenities of nearby urban areas.

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Warmley Hill Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.460821/-2.494408 or Grid Reference ST6573. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Regent Street Kingswood, looking east past the clock

In Regent Street (on the A420) in Kingswood. Looking east past Kingswood's elegant clock tower while standing on the opposite side of the road from the King's Chase Shopping Centre. The right-turn in the foreground is into Moravian Road.

Colin S Pearson

Kingswood, South Gloucestershire, Parish Church

The parish church of Holy Trinity

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Warmley, South Gloucestershire, Congregational Church

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Warmley, South Gloucestershire, Ebeneezer Free Methodist Chapel

Datestone 1858.

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Warmley. South Gloucestershire, Independent Methodist Church

The rock-faced frontage to the mainroad could mean a house but the side windows and the later extension to the rear gives the game away (apart from the signs that is too!)

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Warmley, South Gloucestershire, St Barnabas Parish Church

Built 1849-50, this church is really only photogenic in the winter as the large number of mature trees in the churchyard hide much of it from view when in leaf!

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Kingswood Fire Station

Kingswood Fire Station, Tenniscourt Road, Bristol is station number 10 of Avon Fire & Rescue Service

Kevin Hale

Goose Green

A view looking east over Goose Green towards the distant ridge of Tog Hill on the lower Cotswolds.

Phil Williams

Old Mangotsfield Station

The platforms still remain but its now the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path that passes through.

Linda Bailey

Suitcase on Old Mangotsfield Station

This is one of the art-works along the cycle path - a suitcase left on the station platform, with tickets strewn around on the floor. Its called Travellers Garden by John Grimshaw.

Linda Bailey