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Tytherington, Wiltshire

St James Church, Tytherington, Grade II* Listed, mainly 16th Century.

Tytherington, Wiltshire, is in the Cranborne Chase AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty). There's not a lot to Tytherington, a smattering of houses, farms, a centre for shooting clays and pheasant, and an 16th Century church, but what there is completes an attractive village set in beautiful countryside. Tytherington could be mistaken for being a hamlet, however the difference between a village and a hamlet, so far as defined in Britain, is that the former has a church. Best visited with Heytesbury and Sutton Veny, where there are pubs.

Haydon Farm, Tyherington

Milestone Cottage, Tytherington, Grade II Listed, mid 17th Century.

Manor Farmhouse, Tytherington, early 18th Century, Grade II Listed.

Ashbys, formerly two cottages, now one farmhouse. Late 18th Century, Grade II Listed.

Church Farm and stud, Tytherington

188 Tytherington, early 17th Century, Grade II Listed, formerly three cottages there for farm workers, now one house, for the wealthy.