Brindle & Withnell

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The Brindle & Withnell area in Chorley is a semi-rural locality known for its mix of farmland, woodland, and residential pockets. The area includes the villages of Brindle and Withnell, which are surrounded by open countryside, offering a quieter alternative to urban Chorley. Local landmarks include St James' Church in Brindle and the historic Brindle Lodge. The landscape features rolling fields and small woodlands, with walking routes like the Brindle Greenway providing access to the outdoors.

Withnell is more residential, with a blend of older cottages and newer housing developments. The area has basic amenities, including a primary school and local pubs, but residents often travel to nearby towns for shopping and services. The M65 motorway runs close by, offering convenient transport links to Preston and Blackburn. Brindle & Withnell retains a rural character while being within easy reach of Chorley’s urban facilities.