Cumeragh Village

Settlement in Lancashire Preston

England

Cumeragh Village

On a Footpath between Grimsargh and Longridge The course of the path is buried beneath long grass, although a gap in the approaching hedge indicates the correct direction of travel
On a Footpath between Grimsargh and Longridge Credit: Chris Heaton

Cumeragh Village is a small village located in the picturesque county of Lancashire, England. Situated just a few miles north of Preston, the village is nestled within the beautiful countryside, offering its residents a peaceful and idyllic setting.

The village is known for its charming and traditional architecture, with many of the houses dating back to the 19th century. The streets are lined with quaint cottages, creating a sense of nostalgia and character.

Despite its small size, Cumeragh Village has a strong sense of community, with a close-knit population that takes pride in their village. The residents often organize various events and activities throughout the year, fostering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

One of the notable features of Cumeragh Village is its proximity to the scenic Cumeragh River, which winds its way through the surrounding countryside. This provides residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing, picnicking, and nature walks.

The village is also conveniently located near the larger town of Preston, which offers a range of amenities including shops, schools, and leisure facilities. This allows residents to enjoy the tranquility of village life while still having easy access to urban conveniences.

In conclusion, Cumeragh Village is a charming and close-knit community, offering residents a peaceful and picturesque setting within the stunning Lancashire countryside. With its traditional architecture, strong sense of community, and proximity to nature, it is an ideal place for those seeking a quieter way of life.

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Cumeragh Village Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.822626/-2.653943 or Grid Reference SD5736. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On a Footpath between Grimsargh and Longridge The course of the path is buried beneath long grass, although a gap in the approaching hedge indicates the correct direction of travel
On a Footpath between Grimsargh and Longridge
The course of the path is buried beneath long grass, although a gap in the approaching hedge indicates the correct direction of travel
Gaggle of Geese Canada geese at Eaves Green farm near Goosnargh.
Gaggle of Geese
Canada geese at Eaves Green farm near Goosnargh.
Access to Cross House Adopted by a public footpath
Access to Cross House
Adopted by a public footpath
Bushell House Retirement Home Formerly known as Bushell's Hospital in the village of Goosnargh - dating back from 1722.
Now a retirement home, and Grade II Listed.
Bushell House Retirement Home
Formerly known as Bushell's Hospital in the village of Goosnargh - dating back from 1722. Now a retirement home, and Grade II Listed.
Pasture beside Brabiner Lane
Pasture beside Brabiner Lane
Brabiner Lane Early autumnal morning on Brabiner Lane
Brabiner Lane
Early autumnal morning on Brabiner Lane
Pasture North West of Grimsargh Looking across countryside towards the distant Bowland Fells
Pasture North West of Grimsargh
Looking across countryside towards the distant Bowland Fells
Muddy Track crossing Blundel Brook Adopted by a public footpath heading north towards Chingle Hall over muddy tracks and soggy pastures of long grass
Muddy Track crossing Blundel Brook
Adopted by a public footpath heading north towards Chingle Hall over muddy tracks and soggy pastures of long grass
On the Public Footpath between Cowell's Farm and Chingle Hall The path, not visible on the ground, heads through a series of wet pastures of a spongy nature
On the Public Footpath between Cowell's Farm and Chingle Hall
The path, not visible on the ground, heads through a series of wet pastures of a spongy nature
Approaching Chingle Hall The buildings are concealed behind the tree, while the invisible footpath follows the fence towards a gate
Approaching Chingle Hall
The buildings are concealed behind the tree, while the invisible footpath follows the fence towards a gate
Whittingham Hall Farm Farmyard at Whittingham Hall, next door to the now demolished psychiatric hospital near Goosnargh.
Whittingham Hall Farm
Farmyard at Whittingham Hall, next door to the now demolished psychiatric hospital near Goosnargh.
Approaching Whittingham Hall Farm
Approaching Whittingham Hall Farm
Haighton Manor Country house dating back to 1654, under the instruction of Sir John Bryan and Sir George Booth.
Since that time structural changes have taken place, as well as change of use.
Presently it is now advertised as a luxury rural hotel and restaurant.
Haighton Manor
Country house dating back to 1654, under the instruction of Sir John Bryan and Sir George Booth. Since that time structural changes have taken place, as well as change of use. Presently it is now advertised as a luxury rural hotel and restaurant.
Haighton Green Hamlet within the scattered community of Haighton
Haighton Green
Hamlet within the scattered community of Haighton
On a Public Footpath near New Chingle Hall The footpath is invisible to the naked eye and buried beneath long grass and soggy pasture.
It follows the hedgerow towards Blundel Brook
On a Public Footpath near New Chingle Hall
The footpath is invisible to the naked eye and buried beneath long grass and soggy pasture. It follows the hedgerow towards Blundel Brook
Haighton Hall under Renovation Scaffolding surrounds the farmhouse of Haighton Hall, near Grisnargh.
Haighton Hall under Renovation
Scaffolding surrounds the farmhouse of Haighton Hall, near Grisnargh.
St Mary's Church, Goosnargh
St Mary's Church, Goosnargh
Stump Cross Farm near Goosnargh
Stump Cross Farm near Goosnargh
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Cumeragh Village is located at Grid Ref: SD5736 (Lat: 53.822626, Lng: -2.653943)

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Preston

Police Authority: Lancashire

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Whittingham
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