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Bearwardcote

Civil Parish in Derbyshire South Derbyshire

England

Bearwardcote

More new houses This is, I think, the final row of houses to be built on this development on the edge of Mickleover.
More new houses Credit: Malcolm Neal

Bearwardcote is a civil parish located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated approximately 2 miles southeast of the town of Ashbourne, Bearwardcote covers an area of about 5 square miles. The parish is bordered by the River Dove to the east, which forms the boundary between Derbyshire and Staffordshire.

The landscape of Bearwardcote is predominantly rural, characterized by rolling hills, lush green fields, and picturesque countryside. It is a tranquil and idyllic area, perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the bustling city life.

The parish is home to a small population, with only a handful of residential properties scattered across the area. The majority of the land is dedicated to agriculture, with farms and farmland being the predominant features of the landscape.

Despite its small size, Bearwardcote offers a range of amenities to its residents and visitors. There is a local pub where people can gather for a drink or a meal, as well as a village hall that serves as a community hub for various events and gatherings.

The natural beauty of Bearwardcote makes it an attractive destination for outdoor enthusiasts. There are several walking and cycling routes in the area, allowing visitors to explore the stunning countryside and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Overall, Bearwardcote is a charming and peaceful civil parish, offering a tranquil escape in the heart of the Derbyshire countryside.

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More new houses This is, I think, the final row of houses to be built on this development on the edge of Mickleover.
More new houses
This is, I think, the final row of houses to be built on this development on the edge of Mickleover.
A bright winter morning Out for some exercise this bright morning gave good views along the Etwall road. This looks towards the new island leading to the several housing estates being built just outside Mickleover and the city of Derby boundary on the right hand side of the image.
A bright winter morning
Out for some exercise this bright morning gave good views along the Etwall road. This looks towards the new island leading to the several housing estates being built just outside Mickleover and the city of Derby boundary on the right hand side of the image.
Bloor Homes development of 252 properties Manor Farm Field is honestly named housing development, which part of the urban growth of Mickleover.
Bloor Homes development of 252 properties
Manor Farm Field is honestly named housing development, which part of the urban growth of Mickleover.
New foundations The foundations are for houses in phase two of the Catchett Park development on the edge of Derby just outside Mickleover.
New foundations
The foundations are for houses in phase two of the Catchett Park development on the edge of Derby just outside Mickleover.
New houses The houses are part of Cotchett Park and at present are on the edge of the development but by the looks of the preparation work will eventually be completely surrounded by other houses.
New houses
The houses are part of Cotchett Park and at present are on the edge of the development but by the looks of the preparation work will eventually be completely surrounded by other houses.
Etwall to Derby cycle track On a bright warm morningin May, the May blossom (Hawthorn) is showing up well all along the cycle track.
Etwall to Derby cycle track
On a bright warm morningin May, the May blossom (Hawthorn) is showing up well all along the cycle track.
The Seven Wells Pub This modern family eatery lies just outside Etwall on the new A516 bypass. The significance of the Seven Wells name is not clear - maybe seven wells really were somewhere near - or maybe it's just a trendy name.
The Seven Wells Pub
This modern family eatery lies just outside Etwall on the new A516 bypass. The significance of the Seven Wells name is not clear - maybe seven wells really were somewhere near - or maybe it's just a trendy name.
Railway Bridge on Etwall to Mickleover Track This railway bridge used to carry the line from Burton-on-Trent to Derby Friargate station. The line closed to passenger traffic in the 1960s but remained open for a while as a test track. The line has now gone but the trackbed now forms the Etwall to Mickleover cycle way.
Railway Bridge on Etwall to Mickleover Track
This railway bridge used to carry the line from Burton-on-Trent to Derby Friargate station. The line closed to passenger traffic in the 1960s but remained open for a while as a test track. The line has now gone but the trackbed now forms the Etwall to Mickleover cycle way.
Bearwardcote Crossing This crossing on the former Burton to Derby railway serves Bearwardcote Farm. The line is now a very popular multiuser trail between Mickleover and Etwall.
Bearwardcote Crossing
This crossing on the former Burton to Derby railway serves Bearwardcote Farm. The line is now a very popular multiuser trail between Mickleover and Etwall.
Dalbury Church All Saints church at Dalbury is one of the 'Longford 8'. This is a grouping of a number of small parishes that are located in the rural areas to the west of Derby.
Dalbury Church
All Saints church at Dalbury is one of the 'Longford 8'. This is a grouping of a number of small parishes that are located in the rural areas to the west of Derby.
Bearwardcote Hall Bearwardcote Hall near Dalbury has found a new use as a private nursing home.
Bearwardcote Hall
Bearwardcote Hall near Dalbury has found a new use as a private nursing home.
Daysclose Plantation on the Radbourne Estate The trees here line Radbourne Brook that flows through the grounds of Radbourne Hall.
Daysclose Plantation on the Radbourne Estate
The trees here line Radbourne Brook that flows through the grounds of Radbourne Hall.
Smerills Farm Smerills Farm on the edge of the Radbourne Hall estate.
Smerills Farm
Smerills Farm on the edge of the Radbourne Hall estate.
Radbourne Hall Radbourne Hall lies a few miles to the west of Derby. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed one night at the hall in 1745 on his march south when his army halted at Swarkestone Bridge just south of Derby.
Radbourne Hall
Radbourne Hall lies a few miles to the west of Derby. Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed one night at the hall in 1745 on his march south when his army halted at Swarkestone Bridge just south of Derby.
Field with pond near Mickleover Behind the bush is a spring feeding the pond.The houses in the far distance are on the edge of Mickleover.
Field with pond near Mickleover
Behind the bush is a spring feeding the pond.The houses in the far distance are on the edge of Mickleover.
Disused church at the Pastures. The church was built for the old mental hospital nearby.The hospital is now part of an housing complex.
Disused church at the Pastures.
The church was built for the old mental hospital nearby.The hospital is now part of an housing complex.
Footpath from Burnaston The path from Burnaston towards the new houses surrounding the old hospital.
Footpath from Burnaston
The path from Burnaston towards the new houses surrounding the old hospital.
Burnaston phonebox The telephone at the T junction in Burnaston.
Burnaston phonebox
The telephone at the T junction in Burnaston.
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Bearwardcote is located at Grid Ref: SK2833 (Lat: 52.902377, Lng: -1.582496)

Administrative County: Derbyshire

District: South Derbyshire

Police Authority: Derbyshire

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