Bridge End

Settlement in Worcestershire Malvern Hills

England

Bridge End

Entrance off Moorend Road Entrance to what appears to be a recently built house on Moorend Road near Eldersfield.
Entrance off Moorend Road Credit: Philip Halling

Bridge End is a small village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated on the banks of the River Avon, it is known for its picturesque setting and charming rural atmosphere. The village is located approximately 4 miles south-east of the town of Evesham, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Bridge End is primarily a residential area, with a mix of traditional cottages and more modern housing developments. The village is characterized by its quiet streets and well-maintained gardens, creating a peaceful and friendly environment for its residents. Many of the properties in Bridge End enjoy scenic views of the river and surrounding countryside.

Although small in size, Bridge End boasts a strong sense of community. The village has a local pub, The Bridge Inn, which serves as a popular gathering spot for locals and visitors alike. The pub offers a wide selection of beverages, including traditional ales, and often hosts live music events and pub quizzes.

Nature lovers will appreciate the abundance of outdoor activities available in and around Bridge End. The River Avon provides opportunities for fishing and boating, while the nearby countryside offers scenic walks and cycling routes. The village is also conveniently located near the Cotswolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing further opportunities for exploration and outdoor pursuits.

Overall, Bridge End offers a tranquil and friendly living environment, with its stunning riverside location and strong community spirit.

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Bridge End Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.983472/-2.2867423 or Grid Reference SO8031. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Entrance off Moorend Road Entrance to what appears to be a recently built house on Moorend Road near Eldersfield.
Entrance off Moorend Road
Entrance to what appears to be a recently built house on Moorend Road near Eldersfield.
St. John the Baptist's church, Eldersfield Viewed from the laburnum-clad lychgate.
The gridline intersects the east wall of the chancel.
St. John the Baptist's church, Eldersfield
Viewed from the laburnum-clad lychgate. The gridline intersects the east wall of the chancel.
Picnic and camping field beside Gadfield Elm Chapel The chapel <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3613" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3613">Link</a> was built in 1836 by the United Brethren, a small break-off group from the Primitive Methodists. They had purchased the land for £25.
Picnic and camping field beside Gadfield Elm Chapel
The chapel Link was built in 1836 by the United Brethren, a small break-off group from the Primitive Methodists. They had purchased the land for £25.
M50 westbound near Grafton Farm
M50 westbound near Grafton Farm
Fisher's Place, Pendock Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
Fisher's Place, Pendock
Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
Fisher's Place Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
Fisher's Place
Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
Fisher's Place Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
Fisher's Place
Built in 1909-10 for C.O. Fisher - 'a Baronial Arts and Crafts confection' says Alan Brooks in the relevant Pevsner. Now subdivided and sprouting fences and garden buildings, Fisher's Place was a boarding school for many years.
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
Eldersfield Court Seen from the churchyard
Eldersfield Court
Seen from the churchyard
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield Unless I am mistaken, there is a slight suggestion of Chesterfield in that spire.
St John the Baptist, Eldersfield
Unless I am mistaken, there is a slight suggestion of Chesterfield in that spire.
Remains of late Norman doorway, Eldersfield A Late Norman doorway of some quality on the South side of the nave, protected by a porch of 1925 by Healing and Overbury. The stonework of the Victorian replacement dates from the restoration of the nave by F.S. Waller in 1876.
Remains of late Norman doorway, Eldersfield
A Late Norman doorway of some quality on the South side of the nave, protected by a porch of 1925 by Healing and Overbury. The stonework of the Victorian replacement dates from the restoration of the nave by F.S. Waller in 1876.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on the south angle of St John the Baptist's Church. It marks a point 24.485m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the south angle of St John the Baptist's Church. It marks a point 24.485m above mean sea level.
M50 heading west At marker 13.3
M50 heading west
At marker 13.3
Grassland; South Worcestershire View to New Barn Cottages from Dobshill Lane.
Grassland; South Worcestershire
View to New Barn Cottages from Dobshill Lane.
Gated track and footpath Leading to Pillows Green.
Gated track and footpath
Leading to Pillows Green.
Old orchard at The Hawthorns Possibly old perry pear trees judging by the shape.
Old orchard at The Hawthorns
Possibly old perry pear trees judging by the shape.
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Bridge End is located at Grid Ref: SO8031 (Lat: 51.983472, Lng: -2.2867423)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Malvern Hills

Police Authority: West Mercia

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Nearby Amenities

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Bridge End
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Bridge End
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