Bryan's Green

Settlement in Worcestershire Wychavon

England

Bryan's Green

Elmbridge Village Hall
Elmbridge Village Hall Credit: Philip Halling

Bryan's Green is a picturesque village located in the county of Worcestershire, England. Situated on the outskirts of the town of Bromsgrove, it offers a serene and rural environment, making it an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle.

The village is surrounded by lush green fields and rolling hills, providing breathtaking views of the Worcestershire countryside. Its charming character is enhanced by the presence of traditional English cottages and historic buildings, which add to the village's timeless appeal.

Despite its tranquil atmosphere, Bryan's Green is well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The village benefits from excellent transportation links, with easy access to the M5 motorway and nearby train stations, allowing residents to travel conveniently to Birmingham, Worcester, and beyond.

Residents of Bryan's Green enjoy a close-knit community spirit, with various community events and activities organized throughout the year. The village boasts a local pub, The Green Arms, which serves as a social hub for locals and visitors alike, offering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Nature lovers are spoilt for choice with the surrounding countryside, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The nearby Lickey Hills Country Park offers stunning walking trails and panoramic views, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists.

In summary, Bryan's Green is a charming and idyllic village in Worcestershire, offering a peaceful countryside lifestyle, a strong sense of community, and easy access to nearby amenities and attractions.

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Bryan's Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.313554/-2.169396 or Grid Reference SO8868. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Elmbridge Village Hall
Elmbridge Village Hall
St Mary's church, Elmbridge Pevsner describes this church as 'drastically restored and mostly rebuilt in 1872', though there are remnants dating back to the late Norman times.
St Mary's church, Elmbridge
Pevsner describes this church as 'drastically restored and mostly rebuilt in 1872', though there are remnants dating back to the late Norman times.
Elmbridge Brook, Elmbridge Here the brook is viewed from the Elmbridge to Cutnall Green road.
Elmbridge Brook, Elmbridge
Here the brook is viewed from the Elmbridge to Cutnall Green road.
Bryan's Green, near Cutnall Green The Monarch's Way follows this road at Bryan's Green.
Bryan's Green, near Cutnall Green
The Monarch's Way follows this road at Bryan's Green.
The Live and Let Live Inn at Cutnall Green
The Live and Let Live Inn at Cutnall Green
Upton Farm, Elmley Lovett
Upton Farm, Elmley Lovett
Maize near Cashes Farm A power line strides across the field of maize in the north of the square.  The hills on the skyline are the northern edge of the Lickey's and beyond lies SW Birmingham.
Maize near Cashes Farm
A power line strides across the field of maize in the north of the square. The hills on the skyline are the northern edge of the Lickey's and beyond lies SW Birmingham.
Clattercut Lane junction The interestingly named Clattercut Lane joins the Kidderminster - Droitwich road on the northern edge of Cutnall Green.  Judging by internet searches the name of this lane is unique, however nothing appears to explain the origin of the name.
Clattercut Lane junction
The interestingly named Clattercut Lane joins the Kidderminster - Droitwich road on the northern edge of Cutnall Green. Judging by internet searches the name of this lane is unique, however nothing appears to explain the origin of the name.
Broad Alley A picturesque and well maintained cottage and garden by the lane through Broad Alley.
Broad Alley
A picturesque and well maintained cottage and garden by the lane through Broad Alley.
View from Horton Lane Looking NNW across the square towards Broad Common. The line of trees running across the picture and behind the converted barn marks the route of the line from Worcester to Kidderminster and Stourbridge - originally the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway.
View from Horton Lane
Looking NNW across the square towards Broad Common. The line of trees running across the picture and behind the converted barn marks the route of the line from Worcester to Kidderminster and Stourbridge - originally the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway.
The Old Bakehouse Part of the old farm building conversions at Cashes Farm.
The Old Bakehouse
Part of the old farm building conversions at Cashes Farm.
Bannut Tree Bannut Tree Farm is situated in the "v" of the road junction between Clattercut Lane and the Droitwich - Kidderminster Road just to the north of Cutnall Green.
Bannut Tree
Bannut Tree Farm is situated in the "v" of the road junction between Clattercut Lane and the Droitwich - Kidderminster Road just to the north of Cutnall Green.
Drained pond at Broad Alley This muddy patch beside the lane at Broad Alley seem to be the site of a small pond, water feature and probably at one time, a ford.  Judging by the muddy state of the area the whole lot has recently been underwater probably due to flash flooding.  The pond is drained at the moment however.
Drained pond at Broad Alley
This muddy patch beside the lane at Broad Alley seem to be the site of a small pond, water feature and probably at one time, a ford. Judging by the muddy state of the area the whole lot has recently been underwater probably due to flash flooding. The pond is drained at the moment however.
Chequers Inn, Cutnall Green
Chequers Inn, Cutnall Green
Paddock and barn At Cornshire House Farm.
Paddock and barn
At Cornshire House Farm.
Mare and foal in pasture South of Cornshire House Farm, Cooksey Green
Mare and foal in pasture
South of Cornshire House Farm, Cooksey Green
The "New Inn" no longer. Sandwiched between the Chequers and the Live and Let Live, this pub hasn't survived.
The "New Inn" no longer.
Sandwiched between the Chequers and the Live and Let Live, this pub hasn't survived.
Ugly railway bridge. This not-very-elegant railway bridge crosses the main A442 Droitwich to Kidderminster road between Hampton Lovett and Cutnall Green.
Ugly railway bridge.
This not-very-elegant railway bridge crosses the main A442 Droitwich to Kidderminster road between Hampton Lovett and Cutnall Green.
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Bryan's Green is located at Grid Ref: SO8868 (Lat: 52.313554, Lng: -2.169396)

Administrative County: Worcestershire

District: Wychavon

Police Authority: West Mercia

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