Meols Hall is Southport's historical manor house dating back to the early 12th Century. Set in one hundred acres of private park land close to the picturesque village of Churchtown, this is one of the oldest settlements on the Lancashire coast.

Stunning coastline with large areas of beaches, sand dunes and pine woods.

Astley Hall is one of the most significant buildings in the North West, with a fascinating history of families who lived there and some magnificent architecture. The history of the Hall itself is full of intrigue, with stories of plotting and religious turmoil. It...

Generations of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, lived at croxteth Hall from the sixteenth century to the death of the last earl in 1972. society figures and royalty frequently came to stay at Croxteth Hall for country house parties, particularly in the...

Step back in time and experience the 1950s. In this time capsule of post-war years, you will glimpse the life of an extraordinary couple. Renowned photographer E. Chambré Hardman and his gifted wife Margaret lived and worked together in this remarkable Georgian...

Hoghton Tower has been the home of the de Hoghton family since the Norman Conquest. Take the long drive to the 16th century and follow in the footsteps of William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens and King James I who, at a banquet held in his honour, famously knighted a...

Discover where the past meets the present at Samlesbury Hall: a haven for history lovers, a place of peace and tranquility, a home for Lancashire’s finest produce and a fantastic family day out. Visit our splendid gallery and shop to sample Lancashire’s finest,...

Set against the beautiful West Pennine Moors, Turton Tower lies nestled amongst ancient trees, with rolling lawns framed by high stone walls. Today the house still captures the spirit of the Tudor and Victorian ages and displays one of the finest collections of...

Stonyhurst is a coeducational Catholic boarding and day school guided by the principles of the Society of Jesus. This means that we attach particular importance to emotional and spiritual development as well as academic excellence. Any boy or girl who would benefit...

Browsholme Hall, pronounced ‘Brusom’, lies in the Forest of Bowland four miles north-west of Clitheroe overlooking the Hodder Valley. Built in 1507 by Edmund Parker, the red sandstone house has a genuine claim to be the oldest surviving family home in Lancashire....