Estate agents in Little Hadham

Situated on the banks of the River Ash, this rural village offers a retreat from the busier urban lifestyle.

History and Landmarks

St. Cecilia's Church: 

A medieval parish church dedicated to Saint Cecilia, reconstructed in the late 14th or 15th century. Patronised by the Bishop of London.

Hadham Hall: 

This ancient manor house, located 0.8 miles southeast of the village on Stortford Road, has a storied history. Once the family seat of the Capell family, it welcomed Queen Elizabeth I in 1578. Today, it stands as a Grade II* listed building, now a private residence.

Little Hadham Village Hall: 

Situated on The Ford, this venue serves as a hub for community gatherings, events, and activities. With its spacious car park and versatile spaces, it provides an ideal setting for weddings, conferences, and local clubs.

The Nags Head: 

Dating back to 1595, this charming pub on Chapel Lane offers a unique dining experience. With its small, beamed rooms and now serving Indian cuisine.

Education and Community

Little Hadham Primary School: 

Rated good by Ofsted, the local primary school provides quality education for children in the area.

St. Cecilia's Church: 

A cornerstone of the village, St. Cecilia's Church offers a place of worship and community gathering. 

Local Amenities and Surrounding Areas

Close Links to Bishop's Stortford: 

Little Hadham enjoys proximity to Bishop's Stortford, providing residents with access to a wider range of amenities, shops, and services.

Hamlets Within the Parish: 

The civil parish encompasses several charming hamlets, including Bury Green, Church End, Cradle End, Green Street, and Hadham Ford, each contributing to the unique character of the area.

The Hadhams: 

Little Hadham, along with its neighbouring village of Much Hadham, collectively known as The Hadhams, form a close-knit community with shared heritage.

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