Lower Lee

Settlement in Lancashire Lancaster

England

Lower Lee

Lychgate to Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale Over the gate, the cryptic saying of Our Lord "I am the door of the sheep" (St John's Gospel, chapter 10, verse 7).
Lychgate to Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale Credit: Oliver Dixon

Lower Lee is a small village located in the county of Lancashire, England. It is situated in the picturesque Ribble Valley, approximately 5 miles north of the town of Clitheroe. The village is nestled amidst beautiful countryside and offers a tranquil setting for its residents.

Lower Lee is characterized by its traditional stone-built houses and charming cottages, which add to the village's rustic charm. The area is known for its strong sense of community, with residents often taking part in local events and gatherings. The village also benefits from a close-knit primary school, providing education to the local children.

In terms of amenities, Lower Lee offers a range of facilities to cater to its residents' needs. These include a local pub, which serves as a hub for social activities and a place for locals to gather. There is also a village hall that hosts various events throughout the year, such as community meetings and celebrations.

Nature lovers will appreciate Lower Lee's proximity to the Forest of Bowland, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and birdwatching. The nearby River Ribble also offers fishing opportunities for enthusiasts.

Overall, Lower Lee is a charming village that offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle for its residents. With its stunning natural surroundings, strong community spirit, and range of amenities, it is a desirable place to live for those seeking a rural retreat in Lancashire.

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Lychgate to Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale Over the gate, the cryptic saying of Our Lord "I am the door of the sheep" (St John's Gospel, chapter 10, verse 7).
Lychgate to Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale
Over the gate, the cryptic saying of Our Lord "I am the door of the sheep" (St John's Gospel, chapter 10, verse 7).
Barn below Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale Further away, Far House Barn Farm. The fells at the head of Wyresdale on the skyline.
Barn below Christ Church, Upper Wyresdale
Further away, Far House Barn Farm. The fells at the head of Wyresdale on the skyline.
Upper Wyresdale War Memorial By the entrance to Christ Church. The main column bears the names of those killed in World War 1, with those from World War 2 added at the base.
Upper Wyresdale War Memorial
By the entrance to Christ Church. The main column bears the names of those killed in World War 1, with those from World War 2 added at the base.
Upper Wyresdale War Memorial (detail) By the entrance to Christ Church. The main column bears the names of those killed in World War 1, with those from World War 2 added at the base. Around the base are painted pebbles bearing the names of the dead - although there doesn't seem to be complete correspondence with those named on the memorial.
Upper Wyresdale War Memorial (detail)
By the entrance to Christ Church. The main column bears the names of those killed in World War 1, with those from World War 2 added at the base. Around the base are painted pebbles bearing the names of the dead - although there doesn't seem to be complete correspondence with those named on the memorial.
Far House Barn Farm The fells of the southern part of the Forest of Bowland on the skyline.
Far House Barn Farm
The fells of the southern part of the Forest of Bowland on the skyline.
Cluster of barns New Hawthornthwaite Farm.
Cluster of barns
New Hawthornthwaite Farm.
Barn near Hawthornthwaite Farm The fells of the northern part of the Forest of Bowland on the skyline.
Barn near Hawthornthwaite Farm
The fells of the northern part of the Forest of Bowland on the skyline.
Estate road at Abbeystead
Estate road at Abbeystead
River Tarnbrook Wyre Looking upstream. A short way upstream from its confluence with the Marshaw Wyre.
River Tarnbrook Wyre
Looking upstream. A short way upstream from its confluence with the Marshaw Wyre.
Lee Fell View of Stoneacre Barn Woodsyke Plantation.on Lee Fell.
Lee Fell
View of Stoneacre Barn Woodsyke Plantation.on Lee Fell.
On the Lane leading from Tarnbrook This is a no through road that leads to Tarnbrook, deep in the Forest of Bowland.  At this point the lane is running through Fallclough Plantation
On the Lane leading from Tarnbrook
This is a no through road that leads to Tarnbrook, deep in the Forest of Bowland. At this point the lane is running through Fallclough Plantation
Ouzel Thorn Farm Farming operation beside the Tarnbrook Wyre in the Forest of Bowland
Ouzel Thorn Farm
Farming operation beside the Tarnbrook Wyre in the Forest of Bowland
Ouzel Bridge crossing Tarnbrook Wyre Ouzel = a blackbird. Wyre = a winding river
Ouzel Bridge crossing Tarnbrook Wyre
Ouzel = a blackbird. Wyre = a winding river
Greenside Hill
Greenside Hill
Hore Wood The southern edge, above the Marshaw Wyre river.
Hore Wood
The southern edge, above the Marshaw Wyre river.
The Marshaw Wyre valley Looking south towards Hawthornthwaite Fell
The Marshaw Wyre valley
Looking south towards Hawthornthwaite Fell
The Marshaw Wyre valley Rough grazing near Hawthornthwaite.
The Marshaw Wyre valley
Rough grazing near Hawthornthwaite.
Abbeystead Reservoir There is barely a trickle flowing over the weir.
Abbeystead Reservoir
There is barely a trickle flowing over the weir.
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Lower Lee is located at Grid Ref: SD5655 (Lat: 53.991624, Lng: -2.6610566)

Administrative County: Lancashire

District: Lancaster

Police Authority: Lancashire

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