Conderton

About

This picturesque hamlet is on the far western reaches of the Cotswolds on the Southern side of Bredon Hill.  

On the hill there is Conderton Camp, an Iron age fort first built in the 2nd Century BC as a cattle enclosure. In the next century a drystone wall was constructed on the northern side of this area and so a hamlet was built in this enclosure. 

With many quaint Cotswold  stone buildings lining the main road that runs through to  the  nearby villages of Overbury  and Kemerton  you will notice alot of the buildings are owned and maintained by the Overbury farm estate and farms the surrounding land.

The area has excellent walking routes crossing through many other small hamlets, a local pub and Conderton Pottery