Built-up area in Bath and North East Somerset, England
| Coordinates: | 51.372, -2.551 |
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| OS grid ref: | ST 61 63 |
| Population: | 870 |
| Dialling code: | 01761 (Temple Cloud) |
Pensford is a small historic village in Bath and North East Somerset, tucked into the rolling countryside of the Chew Valley on the banks of the River Chew. It sits within easy reach of Bristol and other West Country towns, and is centred on a steep High Street with old cottages, a couple of traditional pubs and a close‑knit community atmosphere.
The village is best known for its striking red‑brick Victorian railway viaduct spanning the valley, a visible reminder of former transport links, and for its mixed agricultural and small‑scale industrial past that shaped local life. Pensford’s riverside setting, periodic floods and a lively local social scene - village events and community groups - give it a quietly distinctive historic and social character.
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