Barlow Moor

Settlement in Lancashire

England

Barlow Moor

Jackson's Boat Public House The pub is on the west of the River Mersey, right on the edge of the square — Jackson's Boat Public House Credit: Paul Ashwin

Barlow Moor is a small village located in the county of Lancashire, England. Situated in the southern part of the county, it falls within the metropolitan borough of Trafford. The village is nestled near the town of Altrincham and is bordered by the River Bollin to the east.

Barlow Moor is known for its picturesque countryside, featuring lush green fields, rolling hills, and charming country lanes. The village is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor lovers, offering an abundance of scenic walking and cycling routes. The nearby Dunham Massey Park, with its stunning deer park and historic house, is a particular highlight.

In terms of amenities, Barlow Moor boasts a small but vibrant community. The village has a local pub, offering a cozy atmosphere and traditional British fare. There are also a few shops and businesses catering to the needs of residents and visitors.

The village's location provides easy access to surrounding areas, with Manchester city center just a short drive away. This makes Barlow Moor an attractive place to live for those seeking a balance between countryside tranquility and urban convenience.

Overall, Barlow Moor exudes a charming rural character, with its idyllic scenery and close-knit community. It is a place where residents can enjoy the beauty of nature while still being within reach of modern amenities and nearby urban centers.

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Barlow Moor Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.426537/-2.266252 or Grid Reference SJ8292. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Jackson's Boat Public House

The pub is on the west of the River Mersey, right on the edge of the square

Paul Ashwin

Southern Cemetery, Barlow Moor Road, Chorlton

The final resting place of amongst others LS Lowry and Sir Matt Busby.

Paul Ashwin

St. Clement's Churchyard, Chorlton Cum Hardy

There isn't anything left of St. Clements other than an arch leading into the old churchyard and the flat gravestones. AT the end of the churchyard you can see the Bowling Green pub

D Williams

Lych Gate, Chorlton Green, Chorlton Cum Hardy

D Williams

The Southern, Nell Lane, Chorlton

Paul Ashwin

The Woodstock, Barlow Moor Road junction with Mersey Road, West Didsbury

Nice beer garden in the summer, recent refurbishment kept the pub closed for weeks, you could hardly tell the difference when it re-opened.

Paul Ashwin

River Mersey near Chorlton Water Park

The Mersey flow is now constrained by high levees to stop flooding.

Karel Hladky

Sale Water Park

This is a view across the Water Park looking SW towards the M60

Dave Smethurst

Sports Fields

This is a view of the sports field in the south western section of the square. The Umbro international Football Festival was being played out on these fields at the time.

Pam Brophy

Football Ground and Sub station

This section of the football playing fields and substation in the background is found in the eastern half of the square.

Pam Brophy

Shops

These shops are on Sale Road near the junction with Carloon Road. The picture was taken from SJ816905 looking south.

Dave Smethurst

Church

This building is on the corner of Burton road and Barlow Moor Road in the West Didsbury area of Manchester. The picture was taken from SJ837918 looking North east.

Dave Smethurst

Hough End Hall and Mauldeth House

This picture taken from SJ824931 looking North east from Nell Lane. Hough End hall is directly in front and Mauldeth House is to the left of the picture.

Dave Smethurst

St Werburghs

This is St Werburghs Church on the corner of Wilbraham Road and St Werburghs Road. The picture was taken from SJ823940 looking north.

Dave Smethurst

Road Junction

This is the view down Wilbraham Road from the railway bridge approaching the junction with albany and Corkland roads. Taken from SJ818940 facing west.

Dave Smethurst

Seat of Learning

City College Manchester, Northenden Campus. (After the amalgamation of City College and MANCAT [Manchester College of Arts and Technology] in late 2008 the combined establishment is now known as The Manchester College).

Keith Williamson