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Appley

Settlement in Somerset Somerset West and Taunton

England

Appley

Greenham Village Houses in Greenham.
Greenham Village Credit: Wayland Smith

Appley is a small village located in the county of Somerset, England. Situated in the South West region of the country, it is nestled within the beautiful countryside, surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. The village is part of the district of South Somerset and falls under the jurisdiction of the parish of Combe St. Nicholas.

With a population of around 300 residents, Appley exudes a peaceful and tight-knit community atmosphere. The village is known for its charming cottages, many of which date back several centuries, showcasing the area's rich history and architectural heritage. The local church, dedicated to St. Bartholomew, is a notable landmark and adds to the village's quaint appeal.

While primarily an agricultural community, Appley has seen some diversification in recent years. Small businesses, including a few shops and local services, serve the needs of the villagers. The village also benefits from being in close proximity to larger towns and cities, such as Chard and Taunton, which provide additional amenities and opportunities for employment.

Nature enthusiasts can enjoy the surrounding countryside, as Appley offers easy access to various walking and cycling routes. The village is also within reach of the stunning Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and exploration.

Overall, Appley is a tranquil and idyllic village, offering a peaceful retreat for its residents and visitors alike, with its historical charm and stunning natural surroundings.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 50.985078/-3.32278 or Grid Reference ST0721. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Greenham Village Houses in Greenham.
Greenham Village
Houses in Greenham.
Higher Greenham Road junction on Fisher's Hill.
Higher Greenham
Road junction on Fisher's Hill.
View across fields View from Fishers Hill.
View across fields
View from Fishers Hill.
Greenham : Bishop's Hill Looking along Bishop's Hill in Greenham.
Greenham : Bishop's Hill
Looking along Bishop's Hill in Greenham.
Holcombe Rogus: east to Bishop's Barton Bishop's Barton is in the parish of Stawley, across the river Tone
Holcombe Rogus: east to Bishop's Barton
Bishop's Barton is in the parish of Stawley, across the river Tone
Stawley: Cothay Manor The manor gardens are open on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from April through to September. Also on bank holidays. Admission in 2005 – £4: no dogs. The manor house dates from the late 15th century
Stawley: Cothay Manor
The manor gardens are open on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from April through to September. Also on bank holidays. Admission in 2005 – £4: no dogs. The manor house dates from the late 15th century
Stawley: barns at Kittisford Barton On the lane known as Cockland Hill
Stawley: barns at Kittisford Barton
On the lane known as Cockland Hill
Stawley: near Stawley Mill In the Tone valley. Stawley Mill is now a private house. The bridge in the foreground crosses a small tributary of the Tone. The latter runs to the right of the image, beyond the gate and field
Stawley: near Stawley Mill
In the Tone valley. Stawley Mill is now a private house. The bridge in the foreground crosses a small tributary of the Tone. The latter runs to the right of the image, beyond the gate and field
Stawley: The Globe In the hamlet of Appley, this public house has a good reputation for food. Looking north
Stawley: The Globe
In the hamlet of Appley, this public house has a good reputation for food. Looking north
Stawley: St Michael’s Church Robin Bush, who wrote ‘Somerset, The Complete Guide’ [The Dovecote Press, 1994], regards Stawley church as one of his favourites. It stands somewhat remote above the valley of the river Tone. Looking north
Stawley: St Michael’s Church
Robin Bush, who wrote ‘Somerset, The Complete Guide’ [The Dovecote Press, 1994], regards Stawley church as one of his favourites. It stands somewhat remote above the valley of the river Tone. Looking north
Ashbrittle: towards the Tone valley Looking east on the lane from Waldron’s Cross, on a bright February day
Ashbrittle: towards the Tone valley
Looking east on the lane from Waldron’s Cross, on a bright February day
Stawley: footpath at Greenham The old towpath of the Grand Western Canal – not restored on this section – has now become a public footpath. Here it heads north east towards Cothay Manor
Stawley: footpath at Greenham
The old towpath of the Grand Western Canal – not restored on this section – has now become a public footpath. Here it heads north east towards Cothay Manor
Stawley: by Lutley Bridge On the left of this shot is a long ford: it leads to Poleshill, and brings water from Bathealton. In the centre a footbridge also leads to Poleshill and to the right is a post box built into the parapet of Lutley Bridge. The Tone, on the right, having run north from Greenham, swings sharply here to run south east towards Wellisford and Harpford Bridge. Looking east
Stawley: by Lutley Bridge
On the left of this shot is a long ford: it leads to Poleshill, and brings water from Bathealton. In the centre a footbridge also leads to Poleshill and to the right is a post box built into the parapet of Lutley Bridge. The Tone, on the right, having run north from Greenham, swings sharply here to run south east towards Wellisford and Harpford Bridge. Looking east
Stawley: Tone valley near Kittisford Mill North of Cothay Manor: the Tone flows north towards Lutley Bridge where it turns sharply to the south east
Stawley: Tone valley near Kittisford Mill
North of Cothay Manor: the Tone flows north towards Lutley Bridge where it turns sharply to the south east
Stawley: house at Kittisford Mill This was in all probability the mill proprietor’s house at one time. Looking north west. Only a remnant of the mill remains, out of shot, to the left. It was powered by a leat from a weir on the river Tone
Stawley: house at Kittisford Mill
This was in all probability the mill proprietor’s house at one time. Looking north west. Only a remnant of the mill remains, out of shot, to the left. It was powered by a leat from a weir on the river Tone
Stawley: the Tone valley near Kittisford Looking south east from a point above Kittisford Mill. Beyond the first field the Tone flows north - to the left - before running south east for Wellisford. The roofs and chimneys of buildings at Wellisford – the further one is Wellisford Manor – can be seen on the left. In the distance stand the Blackdowns
Stawley: the Tone valley near Kittisford
Looking south east from a point above Kittisford Mill. Beyond the first field the Tone flows north - to the left - before running south east for Wellisford. The roofs and chimneys of buildings at Wellisford – the further one is Wellisford Manor – can be seen on the left. In the distance stand the Blackdowns
Stawley: path at Greenham By the bed of the Grand Western Canal in which the saplings on the right grow. Looking north east
Stawley: path at Greenham
By the bed of the Grand Western Canal in which the saplings on the right grow. Looking north east
Holcombe Rogus: the Tone at Tracebridge Confluence of the river Tone with its tributary the Morecombe Lake just downstream from the bridge, with wild garlic in flower. Three parishes meet here: Holcombe Rogus, Ashbrittle and Stawley. Looking west-south-west
Holcombe Rogus: the Tone at Tracebridge
Confluence of the river Tone with its tributary the Morecombe Lake just downstream from the bridge, with wild garlic in flower. Three parishes meet here: Holcombe Rogus, Ashbrittle and Stawley. Looking west-south-west
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Appley is located at Grid Ref: ST0721 (Lat: 50.985078, Lng: -3.32278)

Administrative County: Somerset

District: Somerset West and Taunton

Police Authority: Avon and Somerset

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Located within 500m of 50.985078,-3.32278
Post Box
Operator: Royal Mail
Operator Wikidata: Q638098
Post Box Type: lamp
Ref: TA21 414
Royal Cypher: EIIR
Royal Cypher Wikidata: Q33102113
Lat/Long: 50.9836461/-3.3243674
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Appley
Is In: Somerset, England, UK
Place: hamlet
Lat/Long: 50.9851111/-3.3244669
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Post Office
Stawley Post Office
Addr City: Wellington
Addr Country: GB
Addr County: Somerset
Addr Postcode: TA21 0HH
Addr Street: Appley Cross
Addr Village: Stawley
Brand: Post Office
Brand Wikidata: Q1783168
Contact Website: https://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-finder/4164717/stawley
Note: The official Post Office data is incorrect, the hours are in fact Thursday 11:30-13:30, as confirmed by the shop itself. The post office still list this location as 10:00-12:00
Opening Hours: Th 11:30-13:30
Operator: Post Office Ltd
Ref Pol Id: 135805
Lat/Long: 50.9810792/-3.324661
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