Lytham Hall
A Georgian estate designed by John Carr in the mid-18th century; a Grade I listed building surrounded by extensive woodland and gardens.
Lytham Hall was once the home of the Clifton family. The surviving main house was built in 1757–1764 to designs by York architect John Carr. It is a Grade I listed building, with fine rococo plasterwork inside. The estate is managed by a trust, and its roughly 32 hectares of woodland and gardens are free to explore, while the house interior requires a guided tour (on limited opening days). The snowdrop season in early spring and outdoor summer events are especially popular. It's about 1.5 km from Lytham town centre.
Opening hours
Gardens open by day; house tours per official schedule
Nearby sights
- Lytham Windmill & Lytham Green
- St Annes Pier & Beach
- Blackpool Zoo
- Blackpool Model Village & Gardens
- Stanley Park
- Blackpool Pleasure Beach
- Sandcastle Waterpark
- South Pier