Chedworth Roman Villa

Gloucestershire Country Walk Cotswolds Chedworth Roman Villa from Chedworth round

Our video is a guided circular walk in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire. Starting from Chedworth we walk towards Yanworth Mill then follow the Monarch’s Way to Chedworth Roman Villa. After visiting the villa we continue in the same direction then follow the Macmillan Way back to Chedworth.
This is an easy to moderate walk through fields and woods on grass and gravel paths/ tracks with some gates and stiles. There are some inclines and declines.
Elevation: approx lowest point 128.10m (420.28ft) approx highest point 227.50m (746.39ft) approx ascent 158.20m (519.03ft).
Approx 4.2 miles allow 2-2½ hours using OS Explorer Map OL45, The Cotswolds. This walk is done anti-clockwise. Allow extra time to visit the Roman Villa.
Start point: In front of St Andrews church at Chedworth.
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Chedworth Village.

Unspoilt English village in Gloucestershire

Chedworth to Northleach

Photos and video from a short drive from Chedworth Roman Villa to Northleach in the Cotswolds, England in the summer of 2013.

Yanworth Part One

St Michael's church is now some distance from the village and is surrounded by the buildings of Church Farm. The church is of late 12th century construction with a small Perpendicular tower and a late Norman north transept. Church, tythe barn and farm are beautifully maintained and form an attractive grouping visible from some distance across the wonderful local countryside. The nave has a lively depiction of Death wielding his scythe, no doubt a stern warning to wayward churchgoers. Yanworth is a short distance from Chedworth Roman villa and the spectacular countryside of the Stowell Park Estate that provides the setting for both village and villa make the area well worth a visit.

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Yanworth Part Two

St Michael's church is now some distance from the village and is surrounded by the buildings of Church Farm. The church is of late 12th century construction with a small Perpendicular tower and a late Norman north transept. Church, tythe barn and farm are beautifully maintained and form an attractive grouping visible from some distance across the wonderful local countryside. The nave has a lively depiction of Death wielding his scythe, no doubt a stern warning to wayward churchgoers. Yanworth is a short distance from Chedworth Roman villa and the spectacular countryside of the Stowell Park Estate that provides the setting for both village and villa make the area well worth a visit.

bwthornton.yolasite.com