About Finchingfield
Finchingfield is a village located in Essex and it is a part of the Braintree district. The village is situated approximately six miles away from Thaxted and it features mainly rural surroundings. Some of the nearby village include Great Sampford, Great Bardfield and Wethersfield. The history of the area goes back to Roman times, as attested by archaeologists who discovered a Roman villa about 400 metres of the church. The most notable former resident of Finchingfield was the author of “The Hundred and One Dalmatians”, Dodie Smith.
The name of the village changed throughout history and the area was called Phincingfelda in the time of William the Conqueror. During the Middle Ages, Finchingfield was a stop for the coaches that travelled from Norwich to London. The largest building in the area is Spains Hall, which dates back to the beginning of the 15th century. This is a country house built in Elizabethan style and it was considered the centre of the community as it employed most of the villagers.
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Finchingfield has its own parish and a population of 1,348, as of 2001. The parish does not only cover the village of Finchingfield, but Wethersfield, Shalford and Cornish Hall End as well. The village of Finchingfield features several societies and clubs, such as the Finchingfield Cricket Club, the Royal British Legion, the Horticultural Society and the Finchingfield Society.
The village of Finchingfield and its surroundings are incredibly picturesque and for this reason the area is one of the most photographed in England. The beauty of Finchingfield is given by the medieval and Georgian cottages, St John the Baptist Church, three public houses, and an 18th century windmill.
If you want to enjoy a night out in Finchingfield, there are three pubs to choose from. One of them is The Three Tuns, a public house and restaurant that has two rooms for bed and breakfast as well. The Three Tuns offer an extensive selection of lagers, beers and wines. You can also enjoy lunch here, as the pub offers a seasonal lunch menu and only uses only local products for their home-cooked meals. Another pub you may want to try is the Fox Inn, which is located in a beautiful 16th century building, overlooking the charming duck pond of the village.