Berrycroft Hub is located in the village of Ashbury, Oxfordshire (see map below - postcode SN6 8LX - W3W; rotate.magpie.brilliant, only a few miles from the M4 with Swindon to the west and Oxford to the east (see map below).
We are located within an area of beautiful chalk downland on top of the famous Ridgeway National Trail. Considered Britain's oldest road, the 87 mile stretch runs past some of the UK's well-known prehistoric monuments including the Avebury stone circle, Silbury Hill, West Kennet long barrow, Barbury Castle and many more. Within walking distance of our doorstep is the Wayland's Smithy a Neolithic chambered long barrow, the Uffington White Horse and several hillfort enclosures setting a strong prehistoric scene to the area.
As well as the local archaeology, grass coombes, tall beech woodlands and chalk streams, the area is known for both it’s common and very rare wildlife. The variety of colours and natural changes to the landscape through each season make the land around Berrycroft Hub a truly rich country setting for our courses and workshops offered as well as incredibly scenic landscapes for film work.
Within a 3 minute walk of Berrycroft Hub is the Ashbury Village shop and tearoom who serve lovely cream teas and the Rose and Crown pub which offers hotel accommodation.
(This is a suggestion and not a recommendation. Berrycroft Hub is not responsible for the quality of your stay or cream tea)
We are located within an area of beautiful chalk downland on top of the famous Ridgeway National Trail. Considered Britain's oldest road, the 87 mile stretch runs past some of the UK's well-known prehistoric monuments including the Avebury stone circle, Silbury Hill, West Kennet long barrow, Barbury Castle and many more. Within walking distance of our doorstep is the Wayland's Smithy a Neolithic chambered long barrow, the Uffington White Horse and several hillfort enclosures setting a strong prehistoric scene to the area.
As well as the local archaeology, grass coombes, tall beech woodlands and chalk streams, the area is known for both it’s common and very rare wildlife. The variety of colours and natural changes to the landscape through each season make the land around Berrycroft Hub a truly rich country setting for our courses and workshops offered as well as incredibly scenic landscapes for film work.
Within a 3 minute walk of Berrycroft Hub is the Ashbury Village shop and tearoom who serve lovely cream teas and the Rose and Crown pub which offers hotel accommodation.
(This is a suggestion and not a recommendation. Berrycroft Hub is not responsible for the quality of your stay or cream tea)
Hub Address: Berrycroft Hub, Berrycroft Farm, Ashbury, Swindon, Wilts, SN6 8LX
https://w3w.co/rotate.magpie.brilliant
51.564236 , -1.6230117
SU262851
We are also a Google registered location! Search for "Berrycroft Hub"
https://w3w.co/rotate.magpie.brilliant
51.564236 , -1.6230117
SU262851
We are also a Google registered location! Search for "Berrycroft Hub"
