Harrop Fold

Settlement in Yorkshire Ribble Valley

England

Harrop Fold

Guide post at Lane Ends The top half of the roundel has been removed. It is likely that it would have read West Yorks. but the area is now in Lancashire since local government reorganisation.
Guide post at Lane Ends Credit: Phil and Juliette Platt

Harrop Fold is a small village located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the picturesque countryside, it is known for its tranquil setting and natural beauty. The village is surrounded by rolling hills and lush green fields, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat.

The village itself is home to a close-knit community, with a population of around 500 residents. The local economy primarily relies on agriculture, with many residents working in farming or related industries. The village has a charming, traditional aesthetic, with a mix of old stone cottages and more modern houses.

One notable feature of Harrop Fold is its historical church, which dates back to the 12th century. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a beautiful example of medieval architecture and attracts visitors from near and far. Its stunning stained glass windows and ornate interior are a testament to the village's rich history.

In terms of amenities, Harrop Fold has a small village hall that serves as a hub for community events and gatherings. There is also a local pub, the "Red Lion," where residents and visitors can enjoy a drink or a meal.

For those looking to explore the surrounding area, Harrop Fold is conveniently located near several popular attractions. The nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park offers breathtaking landscapes and opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling.

Overall, Harrop Fold is a hidden gem in the heart of Yorkshire, offering a peaceful and picturesque escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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Harrop Fold Images

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Guide post at Lane Ends The top half of the roundel has been removed. It is likely that it would have read West Yorks. but the area is now in Lancashire since local government reorganisation.
Guide post at Lane Ends
The top half of the roundel has been removed. It is likely that it would have read West Yorks. but the area is now in Lancashire since local government reorganisation.
Smalden Lane In between Grindleton and Slaidburn.
Smalden Lane
In between Grindleton and Slaidburn.
Smalden House Farm The track off Smalden Lane leading to the farmhouse.
Smalden House Farm
The track off Smalden Lane leading to the farmhouse.
Lane junction Smalden Lane meets Landing Lane which leads to Harrop Fold.
Lane junction
Smalden Lane meets Landing Lane which leads to Harrop Fold.
Holden Lane At Bay Gate. The house on the right is Baygate Barn.
Holden Lane
At Bay Gate. The house on the right is Baygate Barn.
The old and the new Houses on Barret Hill Brow near Lane Ends.
The old and the new
Houses on Barret Hill Brow near Lane Ends.
Higher Cross Farm and Barn
Higher Cross Farm and Barn
Lane Ends Village Hall This used to be the village school.
Lane Ends Village Hall
This used to be the village school.
Past Lane (South) This part of the thoroughfare has been adopted for access to dwellings, like Spencers Farm
Past Lane (South)
This part of the thoroughfare has been adopted for access to dwellings, like Spencers Farm
My House My house is set in the countryside so it is very quiet.
My House
My house is set in the countryside so it is very quiet.
Road junction Lane Ends The building in the background is the old village school
Road junction Lane Ends
The building in the background is the old village school
Entrance lane to Harrop Lodge
Entrance lane to Harrop Lodge
Hillside and fields surrounding Copy Laithe
Hillside and fields surrounding Copy Laithe
Stone Cross House Previously known as Higher Cross Farm. Near Lane Ends.
Stone Cross House
Previously known as Higher Cross Farm. Near Lane Ends.
Lane Ends Small hamlet near Harrop Fold. The building in the background is the village hall. The stone pillar in the left middle ground is an old guide post.
Lane Ends
Small hamlet near Harrop Fold. The building in the background is the village hall. The stone pillar in the left middle ground is an old guide post.
Stone Barn Perched high above Holden Beck Stone barn encountered on the footpath between Greaves Farm and Lane Ends, in the wintery countryside south of Bowland
Stone Barn Perched high above Holden Beck
Stone barn encountered on the footpath between Greaves Farm and Lane Ends, in the wintery countryside south of Bowland
Snow Covered Pasture above Holden Beck Pasture located above the small valley created by Holden Beck
Snow Covered Pasture above Holden Beck
Pasture located above the small valley created by Holden Beck
Footpath leading towards Harrop Lodge Lonely stile that carries the footpath into a large pasture and onto Harrop Lodge.
Footpath leading towards Harrop Lodge
Lonely stile that carries the footpath into a large pasture and onto Harrop Lodge.
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Harrop Fold is located at Grid Ref: SD7449 (Lat: 53.93819, Lng: -2.3876503)

Division: West Riding

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Ribble Valley

Police Authority: Lancashire

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Harrop Fold
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