Exploring Chieveley: Idyllic Walks and National Landscapes

A picturesque village located approximately 4 miles North of Newbury in Berkshire, England.

You’ll find that the landscape there is dominated by farming, and they take great pride in their three working farms.

Their community is known for being incredibly friendly, welcoming, and sociable.

Throughout the year, they have exciting events such as their village fete held in the beautiful grounds of the Manor, as well as dog shows.

Theyare surrounded by an extensive network of local footpaths and bridleways, perfect for walking, cycling, and horse riding in the enticing countryside.

The Ridgeway is also within easy reach and boasts tremendous views of the surrounding environment.

You’ll find everything you need in the village, including facilities such as a village shop/Post Office, public house, church, primary school, and a village hall with adjoining recreation ground and tennis courts.

The nearby market town of Newbury also offers a vast range of shops and amenities.

Communications are excellent, and it’s easy to get around by road via the A34 and M4 or by rail via Newbury or Didcot (both Paddington).

They have an excellent selection of food and drink options in Chieveley, including the Crab and Boar – who takes pride in showcasing the very best of fresh, local produce that honours the seasons.

The Olde Red Lion is also a fantastic traditional village pub and restaurant, with five B&B ensuite rooms.

Theyhave a village hall, gardening club, baby and toddler group, and an oil club, and let’s not forget their active Women’s Institute.

Their village store provides everything that you would typically need from a local shop.

They have a fantastic range of sporting activities that you can take part in, including a cricket club, tennis club, short mat bowls, and the Chieveley Chase

The Primary school is a welcoming and inclusive school that offers a safe, secure, and friendly environment for all learners.

They have a vibrant village website that will keep you up-to-date on all the latest news and events.

The Church of St. Mary the Virgin is a beautiful landmark that you must visit and explore while you are there

You can easily navigate the village by using the circular routes, 6 & 6A, that run from Newbury to Newbury, and they also have the Downland Handibus for your convenience.

If you require medical assistance,  there is the Downland Practice.

The Parish Council is always here to help and provide assistance.