Glemsford & Lawshall

About

Glemsford and Lawshall are rural villages located in the Babergh district of Suffolk. Glemsford lies along the River Glem, with historic buildings like St Mary’s Church and remnants of its medieval wool trade. Lawshall is a smaller settlement surrounded by farmland, featuring traditional timber-framed houses and St Nicholas Church. Both areas are connected by winding country roads, with a mix of arable fields and woodland.

The landscape is characterised by gentle rolling hills and quiet lanes, typical of Suffolk’s countryside. Local amenities include village halls, primary schools, and pubs, serving tight-knit communities. The area is within easy reach of larger towns like Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds, offering a balance of rural living and accessibility. Walking trails and bridleways provide opportunities to explore the surrounding countryside.