Swarthmoor & Low Furness

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Swarthmoor & Low Furness is a rural area in Westmorland and Furness, located near the southern edge of the Lake District. The landscape is characterised by rolling farmland, small woodlands, and scattered settlements. Swarthmoor is known for its historical ties to the Quaker movement, with Swarthmoor Hall being a significant landmark. The area offers views of Morecambe Bay and the Furness Peninsula.

Low Furness includes villages like Bardsea and Urswick, with a mix of coastal and inland scenery. The region has a quiet, agricultural feel, with local farms and traditional stone buildings. Nearby attractions include the Furness Abbey ruins and the Walney Island nature reserves. The area provides easy access to both the Lakes and the Cumbrian coast.