Lytham Hall

'The Finest Georgian house in Lancashire' so said John Champness, the former Conservation Officer for Lancashire Country Council.

Only 1 mile from the Centre of Lytham, the Hall is set in 78 acres of wooded parkland with an attractive 18th C. Dovecote, a lily Pond and fine mature trees.

The Hall was constructed between 1765 and 1766 in front of an earlier Hall from the 16th C. some of which remains.

The service Courtyard houses an attractive tea- room, open every sunday, with w.c.s and disabled facilities.

The West Wing to the rear of the Hall is newly restored and houses purpose designed banqueting / conference rooms, full catering facilties and lift. For further details or to book Lytham Hall for conferences, weddings or private events please call 01253 736652 or email lytham.hall@htnw.co.uk.

We are open between Easter and 31 October 2011
Entry to the grounds: £1 adults/50p children on Sundays between 12.30 & 3.30 Free entry to grounds on Tues., Wed. & Thurs.
Entry to the house on Sundays: £4 adults/£2 children for tour at 2pm except on last Sunday of the month & Bank Holidays when entry is £2.50 adults/£1 children between 1.30 & 3.30 Tearoom open every Sunday between Easter and 31 October