Browsholme Hall
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Browsholme Hall has been the ancestral seat of the Parkers, Bowbearers of the Forest of Bowland since Tudor Times.
Today it is still the Parker family's home, inviting visitors to enjoy its magnificent architecture, fabulous interiors and lovely gardens, all set in the beautiful landscape of the Hodder valley in Lancashire. Claimed to be the county's oldest surviving family home, this Tudor house boasts a rich heritage dating back to 1507.
Explore the Hall
A visit to Browsholme Hall is a journey through time. Guided tours take visitors through the grand rooms, showcasing exquisite architecture and antique furnishings. Discover the family's collection of treasures accumulated over generations, including superb oak chests, Gillow furniture, portraits, porcelain, Civil War arms and armour and relics including mementoes of Bonnie Prince Charlie.
The grounds and beyond
Meticulously maintained grounds offer a peaceful escape amidst the rural Lancashire countryside. The surrounding Forest of Bowland, with its scenic beauty and walking trails, beckons further exploration for those seeking an adventure.
Visit the on -site tearoom
Located in the restored farm buildings, the Cart Shed Café offers a delightful respite. Enjoy homemade delicacies made from locally sourced ingredients, and a quintessential English tea room experience.
Browsholme has a programme of events throughout the year including monthly community events, music, theatre and garden workshops.
Visitor information
Address
Clitheroe Road, Cow Ark, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 3DE
01254 827166
Opening times
Please visit the Browsholme Hall website for opening times
Visitor information
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