Yattendon and Frilsham

Yattendon is a charming village nestled among rolling hills, green fields, and dense woodlands.

Situated in the National landscapes, near the Pang Valley, roughly 7 miles from Newbury.

This beautiful area is perfect for those who love nature and enjoy outdoor adventures!

One standout feature of Yattendon is the Yattendon Estate, which spans an impressive 9,000 acres and is home to several historic gems.

 You’ll also find the Yattendon School, the Village Hall, and the beautiful Parish Church, all of which add to the village’s character.

Each summer, Yattendon comes alive with its very popular annual fete, an  event that draws visitors from across the county.

With live music, tasty food stalls, fun games, and the charm of a traditional village fete, it’s a wonderful way to embrace the warm community spirit and enjoy the unique village lifestyle of Berkshire.

Yattendon stretches from Everington in the west to the quaint hamlet of Burnt Hill in the east, including stunning woodlands such as Mumsgrove Copse and Bushy Copse.

The M4 highway forms the southern edge of the village, while some lovely homes on the northern side of Frilsham are part of Yattendon.

At the heart of the Yattendon Estate is the picturesque village centre, where you can find a delightful village shop, a cosy pub, and a wonderful cafe.

And let’s not forget, Yattendon is also home to The Renegade!

This unspoiled village is rich in tradition, yet it boasts fantastic local amenities.

The Estate itself covers nearly 9,000 acres, featuring over 84 kilometers of scenic footpaths and bridleways for you to explore.

You’ll also discover properties in nearby villages including Frilsham, Bradfield, Ashampstead, and Aldworth.

Yattendon Estate is particularly famous for its beautiful Christmas Trees!

And just a stone’s throw away is Frilsham, a delightful hamlet located within the stunning North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

This area showcases a unique landscape of peaceful open downland and ancient woodlands.

Frilsham is in the catchment area for The Downs School and is famous for its wonderful pub, The Pot Kiln. Plus, the market town of Newbury, only 7 miles away, provides easy access to the M4 and M3 motorways.

And for commuters, Newbury station offers convenient services to London Paddington in just under an hour!

Despite being divided by the M4 motorway in 1971, the two communities have maintained a strong, shared identity