Lymm

Lymm is a civil parish and village located near Warrington. It has a traditional English village center with buildings from different periods, green areas, and a selection of local shops and facilities that serve the community.

The village grew from an early rural settlement and developed gradually over centuries as the area around Warrington expanded. Its buildings reflect layers of development from medieval times through the Victorian period.

The village name may derive from the lime trees that once shaped its landscape. Today, green spaces and trees throughout the settlement create a distinctly tree-lined character that defines how residents and visitors experience the place.

The village is accessible by car with parking available near the center. It functions as an active community, so weekends and midday periods tend to be busier, which is worth considering when planning a visit.

The village sits near a lake that forms a quiet natural area within the settlement itself. This water feature is a defining characteristic that many visitors overlook, offering a peaceful retreat from the busier parts of the community.

Location: Warrington

Shares border with: Grappenhall and Thelwall, High Legh, Woolston, Warburton, Dunham Massey, Agden, Appleton

GPS coordinates: 53.38340,-2.47503

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:01