The Local Area
A Nice Walk - 3 Miles:
If you are planning a walk in the area, why not check the weather before you set off. If it looks like rain, then call into The Good Intent, where the only thing that is wet is the beer!
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A gently undulating walk starting from Puttenham Common, passing through farmland and woodland, and of course, past the front door of The Good Intent.
The walk passes the Palladian mansion Puttenham Priory, and through the village of Puttenham along the foot of the Hog’s Back ridge, which extends from Guildford to Farnham. Click on the friendly rabbit for full directions.
The walk passes the Palladian mansion Puttenham Priory, and through the village of Puttenham along the foot of the Hog’s Back ridge, which extends from Guildford to Farnham. Click on the friendly rabbit for full directions.
Camping Barn
Project Oasis North Downs (P.O.N.D.) is a restored historic listed barn in Puttenham. The building has been converted into a Camping Barn for walkers, cyclists and horseriders.
Local Art
North Downs Way
Pilgrims Way
Hampton Estate
St Johns the
Baptist Church
Seale and Sands,
Puttenham and
Wanborough Villages
North Downs Way
Pilgrims Way
Hampton Estate
St Johns the
Baptist Church
Seale and Sands,
Puttenham and
Wanborough Villages
Useful Local Links
Puttenham is one of Surrey’s prettiest and best-kept villages. It is situated just south of the Hog’s Back, and lies between the main trunk roads, the A3 and A31, close to Guildford, Godalming, Aldershot and Farnham, in a nationally designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) known as the ‘Surrey Hills’.
The village is comprised of one long street bordering lovely countryside across Puttenham Common to the south and the North Downs to the North, known in this locale as the ‘Hogs Back’. The area has a full complement of public paths and bridleways and also benefits from both the North Downs Way (a national long distance path) and the Pilgrims Way passing through the village, with Puttenham being recognised as a convenient stopping off point on these popular routes. The village is a mixture of brick, stone, timber and tile-hung buildings focused along the single main street, with a impressive church at the east end of this feature, the Good Intent being located 300 yards west of the church.
The village is comprised of one long street bordering lovely countryside across Puttenham Common to the south and the North Downs to the North, known in this locale as the ‘Hogs Back’. The area has a full complement of public paths and bridleways and also benefits from both the North Downs Way (a national long distance path) and the Pilgrims Way passing through the village, with Puttenham being recognised as a convenient stopping off point on these popular routes. The village is a mixture of brick, stone, timber and tile-hung buildings focused along the single main street, with a impressive church at the east end of this feature, the Good Intent being located 300 yards west of the church.
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