Lytham Hall is currently Closed

Lytham Hall has worked within Government guidelines to keep our parkland open. However the health and wellbeing of our staff, volunteers and visitors has to be our top priority.

Therefore we have therefore taken the difficult decision to close our entire parkland and gardens until further notice.

We wish all our loyal customers and visitors well. Keep safe and we hope to see you all very soon.

Welcome to Lytham Hall & Historic Parkland

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.

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Events Information

Donations

We now have a number of ways in which you may donate to the Lytham Hall project. You can either use our new QR code below to make a one off donation. Or, if you wish, you may make a regular donation of £3 per month, just click on the £3 a month appeal picture to download the form. Every penny of your donations will be put toward our ongoing restoration projects.

Latest News

PLEASE NOTE - IMPORTANT

March 22, 2020

Peter Anthony

Earlier today, prior to the PMs announcement, we advertised that Georgian hall tours would still commence this weekend. We were trying out a new free-flow system, whereas you could pay an entrance fee and see the hall in your own pace and with plenty of space. This sys...

We are open

March 18, 2020

Lytham Hall parkland and cafe is still open. If you need fresh air and space come up to the Hall. We have 78 acres to enjoy. You can bring the dogs and let the kids have a run in the open air.
Remember, if you do want a hot drink or something to eat, we have lots of ou...

Theatre

February 6, 2020

Julian Wilde

The Rude Mechanicals, Miss Emma Woodhouse, Beatrice and Benedick, Gub Gub the Pig and the Right Honourable Sir Joseph Porter will each take centre stage in the five outdoor plays at Lytham Hall this coming summer.

The programme for the 11th season of open-air theatre at...

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