Lymm

A picturesque village in the heart of Cheshire, Lymm boasts numerous restaurants and pubs, beautiful walks around the village.

The northern boundary of the parish was altered in 1933 to follow the course of the Manchester Ship Canal. The Bridgewater Canal also passes through Lymm - an important transportation link during the 19th century.

Once a parish of Old Bucklow Hundred, the township of Lymm is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086.

Lymm possess great natural beauty and contains attractive features of considerable antiquity. Some writers claim that its features are unique and certainly the name of Lymm itself appears to be undisputedly unique. Lymm means situated on a steam - of which it is.

Road Directions

Leave M6, jct 20 or M56, jct 9.