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St Andrew’s Church is a Grade II* listed, primarily 13th-century medieval building located on the private Prestwold Hall estate, owned by the Packe family since 1653. It serves as a rare remnant of the original medieval village, having survived major renovations in 1743 and 1890, the latter of which remodeled the nave in the Gothic Perpendicular style.

Prestwold Hall, a Grade I listed country house, has been the seat of the Packe-Drury-Lowe family for nearly 400 years since its acquisition by Sir Christopher Packe in 1649. Rebuilt in the 1760s and extensively remodelled in the 1840s by architect William Burn in a neoclassical Italianate style, the hall features grand, opulent interiors and scenic 18th-century parkland. In the 20th century, the estate became a pioneer in opening historic homes for corporate entertainment and weddings.

Lovely quiet sheltered spot with a stream and a couple of benches

turn left here to shorten the loop

The footpath is slightly convoluted here but you will see posts pointing you back to the main road.

Wysall is a tremendously attractive Nottinghamshire village. A number of trails and minor roads enable you to explore the rolling Wolds and the nearby woodland. Bunny Old Wood Nature Reserve is a short walk away and is magical during the warmer months. The walker-friendly Plough Inn is a popular pub that serves great pub lunches. There's a beautiful garden for the summer and a cosy log fire for those brisk winter evenings.

The village of Willoughby is a great base for exploring the verdant countryside of the Wolds. The village has close links to the nearby Roman staging post of Vernometum on the Fosse Way. Nearby, the Millenium Wood makes for a lovely little amble. Part of the Woodland Trust's 'Woods On Your Doorstep' scheme, it is a great example of how communities can come together to add nature to the local environment.

lovely village to ride through