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Ash Park

Downs, Moorland in Cumberland Carlisle

England

Ash Park

Raegill Knowes Quarry Abandoned quarry buildings.
Raegill Knowes Quarry Credit: Sandy Gerrard

Ash Park is a picturesque residential area located in Cumberland, which is a historic county in the northwest of England. Situated in the beautiful countryside, the park offers a serene and tranquil atmosphere for residents and visitors alike. Known for its charming community, Ash Park is divided into three distinct areas: Downs, Moorland, and the main Ash Park.

The Downs area of Ash Park is characterized by its rolling hills and expansive green spaces. It is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering ample opportunities for hiking, picnicking, and enjoying the breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The Moorland area, on the other hand, features vast stretches of heather-covered moorland, which provides a unique and rugged landscape for exploration.

The main Ash Park houses a variety of residential properties, ranging from detached houses to apartments, catering to diverse needs and preferences. The properties are known for their architectural beauty and well-maintained gardens, adding to the overall appeal of the area.

Residents of Ash Park benefit from a range of amenities, including schools, shops, and recreational facilities. The nearby town center offers a plethora of shopping and dining options, ensuring convenience for residents. Additionally, Ash Park boasts excellent transport links, making it easily accessible to surrounding areas and major cities.

Overall, Ash Park, Cumberland (Downs, Moorland) is an idyllic residential area that seamlessly blends natural beauty with modern conveniences, making it an attractive place to live for those seeking a peaceful and picturesque lifestyle.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 55.13245/-2.7813836 or Grid Reference NY5082. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Raegill Knowes Quarry Abandoned quarry buildings.
Raegill Knowes Quarry
Abandoned quarry buildings.
Kershope Bridge Spans the Scottish English border. Raegill Knowes Quarry and buildings beyond.
Kershope Bridge
Spans the Scottish English border. Raegill Knowes Quarry and buildings beyond.
Kershope Burn at Day Holm Views from the forest track are few and far between which may explain why most of the photographs in this grid square are taken here.
Kershope Burn at Day Holm
Views from the forest track are few and far between which may explain why most of the photographs in this grid square are taken here.
Spider webs beside the forest track at Day Holm
Spider webs beside the forest track at Day Holm
Spanning the border: Kershope Bridge The Scotland/England boundary runs down the Kershope Burn, seen here at a low level. This photograph was taken during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic of 2020/21/22.
Spanning the border: Kershope Bridge
The Scotland/England boundary runs down the Kershope Burn, seen here at a low level. This photograph was taken during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic of 2020/21/22.
Kershope Valley The border between England on the left and Scotland on the right.
Kershope Valley
The border between England on the left and Scotland on the right.
Log piles in Kershope Forest Extensive felling has recently taken place and huge piles of logs are awaiting transportation.
Log piles in Kershope Forest
Extensive felling has recently taken place and huge piles of logs are awaiting transportation.
A close up view of a log pile in Kershope Forest
A close up view of a log pile in Kershope Forest
Routledge Burn Bridge In Kershope Forest.
Routledge Burn Bridge
In Kershope Forest.
Forest access in Kershope Forest With huge piles of recently cut timber awaiting transportation.
Forest access in Kershope Forest
With huge piles of recently cut timber awaiting transportation.
Kershope Bridge Kershope Bridge crossing Kershope Burn, the border between England and Scotland.
Kershope Bridge
Kershope Bridge crossing Kershope Burn, the border between England and Scotland.
Kershope Burn Kershope Burn, the border between England and Scotland, seen from Kershope Bridge.
Kershope Burn
Kershope Burn, the border between England and Scotland, seen from Kershope Bridge.
Roansgreen Barn at Roansgreen.
Roansgreen
Barn at Roansgreen.
Kershope Bridge Lichen covered tree above Kershope Bridge.
Kershope Bridge
Lichen covered tree above Kershope Bridge.
Kershope Forest Sign at the entrance to part of Kershope Forest.
Kershope Forest
Sign at the entrance to part of Kershope Forest.
Kershope Forest Track in Kershope Forest.
Kershope Forest
Track in Kershope Forest.
Roansgreen Road at Roansgreen in Kershope Forest.
Roansgreen
Road at Roansgreen in Kershope Forest.
Roansgreen Communications mast at Roansgreen in Kershope Forest.
Roansgreen
Communications mast at Roansgreen in Kershope Forest.
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Ash Park is located at Grid Ref: NY5082 (Lat: 55.13245, Lng: -2.7813836)

Administrative County: Cumbria

District: Carlisle

Police Authority: Cumbria

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