Beaworthy

Civil Parish in Devon West Devon

England

Beaworthy

Old Wayside Cross in St Alban's churchyard, Beaworthy Ashbury Cross, a wayside cross which has been moved, with an old head, shaft and base. Standing just inside St Alban's churchyard in Beaworthy parish, on a grass bank under trees. It was brought from Ashbury Cross on Broadbury Down around 1880. 

Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_BEA02
Old Wayside Cross in St Alban's churchyard, Beaworthy Credit: A Rosevear

Beaworthy is a small civil parish located in the county of Devon, England. Situated in the heart of the West Devon district, it covers an area of approximately 6 square miles and is home to a population of around 700 residents. The parish is nestled in the picturesque countryside, surrounded by rolling hills, lush green fields, and quaint villages.

The village of Beaworthy itself is the primary settlement within the parish. It is a charming rural community with a rich history dating back centuries. The village features a mix of old stone cottages, traditional thatched roofs, and more modern houses. It retains much of its traditional character and offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for its inhabitants.

Beaworthy is well-served by amenities and facilities to cater to the needs of its residents. It has a primary school, a village hall, a local pub, and a community shop, providing essential services and a sense of community for its inhabitants. The village also has a church, St. Alban's, which serves as a spiritual and social center for the local community.

The surrounding countryside offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities and exploration. There are numerous footpaths and bridleways, making it an ideal location for walking, hiking, and horse riding. The area is also known for its beautiful landscapes, attracting nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Overall, Beaworthy is a charming and peaceful civil parish in Devon, offering a close-knit community, stunning scenery, and a rich cultural heritage.

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Beaworthy Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.762613/-4.174979 or Grid Reference SX4698. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Old Wayside Cross in St Alban's churchyard, Beaworthy Ashbury Cross, a wayside cross which has been moved, with an old head, shaft and base. Standing just inside St Alban's churchyard in Beaworthy parish, on a grass bank under trees. It was brought from Ashbury Cross on Broadbury Down around 1880. 

Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_BEA02
Old Wayside Cross in St Alban's churchyard, Beaworthy
Ashbury Cross, a wayside cross which has been moved, with an old head, shaft and base. Standing just inside St Alban's churchyard in Beaworthy parish, on a grass bank under trees. It was brought from Ashbury Cross on Broadbury Down around 1880. Milestone Society National ID: DVWD_BEA02
A3079 south of Halwill Junction
A3079 south of Halwill Junction
A3079 at Hole Ball Cross
A3079 at Hole Ball Cross
A3079 Metherell Cross The sign warns of a staggered junction, but in fact the two are some distance apart.
The right turn doubles back to Hender Barrow.
A3079 Metherell Cross
The sign warns of a staggered junction, but in fact the two are some distance apart. The right turn doubles back to Hender Barrow.
A3079 near Patchacott Cross Heading across the high land of Broadbury.
A3079 near Patchacott Cross
Heading across the high land of Broadbury.
Byway to Patchacott
Byway to Patchacott
Permissive Bridleway - Northcombe Plantation
Permissive Bridleway - Northcombe Plantation
Road to Patchacott
Road to Patchacott
Disused railway bridge The bridge once carried the Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway.
Disused railway bridge
The bridge once carried the Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway.
Madworthy Methodist Church
Madworthy Methodist Church
Disused railway bridge The bridge once carried the now dismantled Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway.
Disused railway bridge
The bridge once carried the now dismantled Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway.
Converted railway house by dismantled railway Taken from an overbridge on the dismantled Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway, part of the old track bed can be seen in the foreground.
Converted railway house by dismantled railway
Taken from an overbridge on the dismantled Meldon Junction to Holsworthy Branch railway, part of the old track bed can be seen in the foreground.
Bridge over dismantled railway The bridge carries the road to Patchacott over the trackbed of the dismantled railway from Medlon Junction to Holsworthy.
Bridge over dismantled railway
The bridge carries the road to Patchacott over the trackbed of the dismantled railway from Medlon Junction to Holsworthy.
Public Byway to the lane to Beamsworthy
Public Byway to the lane to Beamsworthy
Road across Broadbury The road shown further westwards and in a different season at <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/487823">SX4497 : Road across Broadbury</a>. Here it approaches a track on the right leading to Rowden.
Road across Broadbury
The road shown further westwards and in a different season at SX4497 : Road across Broadbury. Here it approaches a track on the right leading to Rowden.
Access road to Rowden Farm A sign at the gate offers free-range eggs, DIY livery, small bale straw. illustrating the range of activity at the farm
Access road to Rowden Farm
A sign at the gate offers free-range eggs, DIY livery, small bale straw. illustrating the range of activity at the farm
Minor road west of Metherell Cross
Minor road west of Metherell Cross
Road to Metehrell Farm and campsite
Road to Metehrell Farm and campsite
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Beaworthy is located at Grid Ref: SX4698 (Lat: 50.762613, Lng: -4.174979)

Administrative County: Devon

District: West Devon

Police Authority: Devon & Cornwall

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