Little-known 'prettiest village' with chocolate box cottages and beautiful walks
A village just a one-hour drive from Birmingham has been dubbed a 'hidden gem' after being named one of the prettiest areas in the country.
Inkberrow in Worcestershire has been named one of the prettiest areas in the whole of the UK. And it is not surprising why. The location is home to chocolate box houses and stunning rural scenery.
It has taken the top spot of the prettiest villages following research by StressFreeCarRental.com. What makes the seven villages they looked at even more beautiful is the surrounding landscape that dominates the areas, reports Birmingham Live.
Whether it's rolling green hills or stunning coastal views, these villages up and down the UK bring a level of peace and tranquillity to all who visit. Other spots on the list include Solva in Pembrokeshire which is a perfect coastal village with sweeping views of the Welsh landscapes, and Crovie in Aberdeenshire, Scotland features beautifully sweet cottages along the sea edge.
Scroll down to read about each of the villages.
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It has been called a 'hidden gem' (Shutterstock / Steve O'Prey)Inkberrow, Worcestershire
This village in the heart of the countryside is lined with chocolate box houses and miles of beautiful walks through the picturesque surroundings. Inkberrow and its surrounding villages are packed full of charm and serenity in rural Worcestershire.
It is believed to be the inspiration for Ambridge, the setting of BBC Radio 4's long-running series, The Archers. It's located on the A422 between Worcester and Stratford upon Avon and is less than an hour's drive from Birmingham.
East Budleigh, Devon
Just a few miles from the sea, this quaint village in Devon is an unspoilt beauty. With a rich history and thatched cottages nestled in the rolling hills of the countryside, East Budleigh certainly offers a sense of tranquillity to visitors.
Grassington, North Yorkshire
Surrounded by pretty limestone buildings, Grassington in North Yorkshire features several walking trails around the bordering National Park, with country pubs, independent shops and small cafes surrounding the cobbled streets of the village square.
Crovie, Scotland
Crovie in Aberdeenshire is a small coastal village comprising a single street of houses right on the sea edge. Cars must be left at the south end of Crovie, making this sweet village a perfect stop-off for those wanting to stretch their legs in the beautiful Scottish countryside.
Solva, Wales
This bustling village lies along the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and features sweeping landscapes of the exposed cliff face. A perfect spot for some peace and quiet, Solva has brightly coloured cottages and gorgeous panoramic views.
Broad Campden, Gloucestershire
This thatched village in the heart of the famed Cotswolds is set in the rolling countryside. Like something from the front of a postcard, Broad Campden is a beautiful village all year round.
Hawkshead, Cumbria
Hawkshead in Cumbria is a sweet market village featuring rows of white-washed houses with independent shops, boutiques and coffee shops. There is a strong sense of charm throughout the village, lined with cobbled streets and blooming flowers.
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