Lymm

Lymm is a civil parish and village located in the Warrington borough of Cheshire, England. Situated on elevated ground above the Cheshire Plain, the village offers views towards the Pennines. Historically, Lymm was a market town and has retained some of its traditional charm. The parish encompasses the village itself and surrounding rural areas.

The village is known for its canal heritage, with the Bridgewater Canal passing through the area. Lymm has a historic crossroads at its centre, a focal point for local life. The parish church, St. Peter's, is a prominent landmark. Lymm's economy has evolved over time, from its agricultural roots to a more commuter-based community serving nearby towns and cities.

The area benefits from its transport links, including proximity to major motorways. Lymm offers a range of amenities for its residents, including shops, pubs, and recreational facilities. The village is surrounded by attractive countryside, popular for walking and outdoor pursuits. Lymm is a community that balances its historical character with modern living.