Tithe barn, Middle Littleton, Worcestershire. The barn was built early in the 14th century for Evesham Abbey. It is one of the biggest tithe barns in the country and is now in the care of the National Trust
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North Littleton

📷 Photo by Philip Halling · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Discover a tranquil corner of Worcestershire when you visit this appealing village, one of the three historic Littletons.

Here, you'll find a strong sense of community and a relaxed pace of life that truly reflects its deep agricultural roots. The surrounding area is particularly renowned for its market gardening, with asparagus being a celebrated local crop that has shaped both the landscape and local traditions for many generations.

Spend some time exploring the village lanes to appreciate its historic character, with buildings that showcase traditional local construction. The Church of St Nicholas stands as a significant landmark, with elements dating back as far as the 12th century, providing a fascinating link to the village’s long and continuous past. It’s an ideal spot for a gentle walk, enjoying the quiet countryside atmosphere and the open views across the fields.

Being situated closely with Middle Littleton and South Littleton, it forms part of a distinctive trio. Other welcoming villages nearby include Cleeve Prior, Ullington, Offenham, and Harvington, all easily accessible and perfect for further exploration within this delightful part of the Cotswolds.

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