Lytham Hall

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Lytham Hall

Snowdrops

The Clifton family had been in the area since the 12th century and purchased the Manor of Lytham in 1606. They were a colourful family and lived in considerable style. Strong Catholics, they were accused of conspiracy during the Lancashire plot to restore James II but were later acquitted. The many fine family portraits, furniture and original fittings still convey the feeling of a private residence.

The Estate originally consisted of 16,000 acres and the Hall would have been self-supporting with its own bake-house, brewery, buttery, dairy, ice-house and chapel. The family were renowned for their racehorses and had a three and a half mile race course in the grounds.Other Estate buildings include the impressive gatehouses, an unusual dovecote with 850 nesting boxes and a large stable and courtyard.

Dovecote

Main Entrance

To the rear of the Hall the service quarters, grouped around an open courtyard, now serve as an outdoor refreshment area in summer. The old kitchen has been transformed into a charming tea-room and the West Wing a centre for conferences and events.

Lytham is well worth exploring with its attractive tree-lined streets, specialist shops, historic windmill, Heritage Centre and Lifeboat Museum on the green overlooking the Ribble Estuary.

Events & Conferences

The Hall and grounds offer an ideal venue for events, conferences and meetings with a full catering service which can be tailored to specific requirements including buffets, receptions, lunches, dinners or banquets. The Hall is licensed for civil ceremonies. Marquee receptions are held in the grounds. Please ask for our special brochure.

Dining

Conferences

Guided tours

Groups are welcome at Lytham Hall throughout the year by prior arrangement and guided tours are the ideal way to enjoy a visit to the full. The old kitchen now provides a perfect venue for refreshments.

Disable Access

- Disabled access to the ground floor of the Hall
- The West Wing (1st and 2nd floors) is fully accessible to wheelchairs
- On-site parking with disabled spaces close to facilities and paved walkways

Events

Weddings