Bleak Hill Brow

Settlement in Lancashire

England

Bleak Hill Brow

Eccleston Bottom Dam Credit: Gary Rogers

Bleak Hill Brow is a small residential area located in Lancashire, England. Situated on a slight hill, it offers picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. The community is part of the larger town of Skelmersdale and is known for its peaceful and quiet atmosphere.

The area is primarily residential, consisting of a mix of detached houses and semi-detached properties. The architecture is varied, with some properties reflecting traditional English design while others boast more modern styles. The houses are typically spacious and well-maintained, surrounded by well-kept gardens.

Bleak Hill Brow benefits from its proximity to several amenities. Within a short distance, residents have access to local shops, supermarkets, and restaurants, providing convenience for their daily needs. Additionally, there are several schools in the area, making it an attractive location for families.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby green spaces and parks, offering opportunities for leisurely walks or recreational activities. The area is also well-connected, with good transportation links, including bus services and easy access to major road networks.

Overall, Bleak Hill Brow offers a pleasant and comfortable living environment for its residents. Its peaceful setting, combined with convenient amenities and attractive surroundings, make it an appealing place to call home in the heart of Lancashire.

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Bleak Hill Brow Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.46679/-2.771233 or Grid Reference SJ4896. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Eccleston Bottom Dam

Gary Rogers

Eccleston Top Dam

Gary Rogers

Exclusively Jones, Housing development at Eccleston Grange

Gary Rogers

The Bottle and Glass Pub, St Helens Road, Rainford

Gary Rogers

Reed's Lane towards Barrow's Farm, Rainford

Gary Rogers

Farm track from Reed's Lane to Reed's Moss

Gary Rogers

Pond off Reed's Lane

Gary Rogers

Houghton's Lane towards Lower Barrow Field Farm

Gary Rogers

Farmland South of the East Lancashire Road

David Dixon

Children's Play Area

Children's play area outside the Game Bird/Wacky Warehouse at Eccleston.

David Dixon

The Game Bird, Eccleston

Hungry Horse pub/restaurant on the East Lancashire Road.

David Dixon

Catchdale Moss Lane

David Dixon

Looking North on Catchdale Moss Lane

David Dixon

Houses on Sadlers Lane

A short row of houses off the East Lancashire Road.

David Dixon

Moss Lane looking north-west

Colin Pyle

Bottle and Glass public house

Colin Pyle

Old Boundary Marker by the B5201, Dagnals Bridge, Rainford Parish

Either side of an iron section in the northwest parapet of Dagnals Bridge, Rainford Brook on the B5201 Crank Road. On the former boundary of Windle and Rainford parishes, now the boundary of St Helens metropolitan district and Rainford parish. Bridge Marker LA_RAIN04br is inscribed on two pillars either side of a cast iron section of the bridge parapet. On the left hand pillar C C. On the right hand pillar DAGNALS / BRIDGE / No 30 / C. Outside of the two pillars is inscribed Parish Boundary Marker LA_RAIN03pb. On the left hand side WINDLE and on the right hand side RAINFORD. See also Link. Milestone Society National IDs: LA_RAIN03pb and LA_RAIN04br

B Pennington

Old Milestone by St Helens Road, Hill Foot, Rainford

Milestone by the UC road (was A570), in parish of Rainford (St Helens District), Hill Foot, St Helens Road, in hedge, just North of No. 1 at bottom of road, near junction with the A570, on Southeast side of road, partially buried. Lancs. CC stone triangle, erected by the County Council in the 19th/20th century. Inscription reads:- : ORMSKIRK / (8) : : RAINFORD : : ST. HELENS / (3) : Merseyside HER. Link

Milestone Society National ID: LA_SHOK03