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About Lytham Hall

Lytham Hall is the finest Georgian house in Lancashire. It was once the ancestral home of the colourful Clifton Family, spanning over four centuries. It is a Grade I listed building, so is therefore of significant local and national interest. The site and its 80 acres of parkland are of great archaeological interest dating back to the 12th century when it was home to a priory of Benedictine monks. Sir Cuthbert Clifton built a Jacobean Manor House on this site in 1606. Much of the Jacobean building still exists. In 1752 Thomas Clifton commissioned John Carr of York to build the fine palladian house which we see today. Lytham Hall is now a fabulous visitor experience with Hall tours, cafe, function rooms, Weddings, Garden Hub, Antiques centre, Animal Hub and grounds events throughout the year. Please visit our website www.lythamhall.org.uk ​

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Booking Policy

Please see this link on our website for a full description of any Access issues www.lythamhall.org.uk/access There are disabled toilets and parking spaces onsite, plus baby change areas in the West Wing. Paths in the parkland have been improved and adapted to be wheelchair accessible, and there is a spiral path without steps to the top of the Mount to access that viewpoint. Whilst every effort is made to safeguard clients’ property, Lytham Hall does not accept any liability for any loss of damage caused or for vehicles parked in the car parks.

Cancellation Policy