Lymm

The large village of Lymm at the heart of the county of Cheshire has the Bridgewater Canal passing through it, the River Bollin flowing along its border, the Manchester Ship Canal passing to the north and just beyond, lies the River Mersey. This strategic position on and near vital waterways has enriched the history and heritage of Lymm. The picturesque village centre is designated as conservation area with historic sites and buildings like the former Lymm Town Hall, Lymm Hall, fustian cutting cottages, St. Peter's Church, St. Mary's Church and the Grade 1 listed village cross; all just waiting to be explored and enjoyed.

The village is a delight for visitors with good amenities, beautiful architecture, a choice of shops, eateries and pubs and a wealth of activities and attractions both here and in the surrounding area. Lymm Dam is a tranquil place for a stroll amidst nature at its finest, with woodlands and meadows abundant with flora, fauns and wildlife. Nearby, opportunities to go horse riding, angling, bird watching, cycling and walking are plentiful.

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