Upper Green

There aren't specific attractions within the hamlet itself – instead, the appeal lies in the peaceful setting and the chance to simply slow down. The surrounding countryside is crossed by country lanes and public footpaths that wind through open fields, making it ideal for leisurely walks where you might spot local wildlife along the way.

Like much of this region, Upper Green has deep agricultural roots, though you won't find grand estates or ancient ruins here. What makes it particularly interesting is its proximity to Lambourn, just a short drive away, which has strong equestrian connections and heritage. Lambourn offers more substantial amenities when you need them – a village shop, pubs, and the racing world if that interests you – while Upper Green itself remains a place for reflection and gentle wandering.

The hamlet works best as a base for visitors who value countryside peace and space to think, with the reassurance that a village with services and character is nearby. It's the kind of spot where the main activity is enjoying the serene environment itself, and that simplicity is exactly what draws people here.