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Boultham Moor, Lincoln — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Boultham Moor is a suburb of Lincoln in Lincolnshire, a residential stretch of streets around Ashby Avenue and the Church of St Helen.
About Boultham Moor
Where to stay in Boultham Moor
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Boultham Moor books quietly. Rooms concentrate closer to the middle of Lincoln, and a stay out here means a residential street, a car or a bus, and the churches of Boultham for company rather than a hotel row. Ashby Avenue is the through line.
Holy Cross Church and the Church of All Saints stand within the same few streets.
About Boultham Moor
What are the main landmarks in Boultham Moor?
Boultham Moor counts its landmarks in churches. The Church of St Helen serves the older parish of Boultham, while Holy Cross Church and the Church of All Saints stand among the suburb's streets and the Church of St Basil and St Paisios adds a fourth dedication to the same few roads. Ashby Avenue runs between them.
What is the history of Boultham Moor?
Boultham came first, Boultham Moor after it. The Church of St Helen belonged to a parish at the edge of Lincoln long before the suburb's streets reached across the open ground the name still records, and the newer churches followed the housing rather than the other way round. Ashby Avenue set the line.
The City of Lincoln took in the lot.
Where is Boultham Moor?
Boultham Moor forms one of the residential quarters inside the City of Lincoln district of Lincolnshire, with Ashby Avenue running through it.
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Updated September 2026