Browsholme Hall
Overview
Discover a living history of this historic house dating back to the 13th Century, the oldest surviving family home in Lancashire. Based in the Forest of Bowland, not far from Clitheroe, there's also a Tithe Barn and gardens to visit. Hosts events like reenactment.
What makes it special
- Oldest house on Lancashire
- House tours
Opening Dates & Times 2019
Every Wednesday (1st May to 9th October incl.): 11.30am – 4.00pm
Bank Holiday Monday 27th May & 26th August: 11.30am – 4.00pm
Christmas Open Sundays & Santa By The Fireside: 8th & 15th December
Price
House and Garden:
Adults: £10.00 per person
OAPs & FTEs: £9.00 per person
HHA members: Free
Children over 14: £5.00 per child
Children under 14: Free
Christmas: Adults £10 Concessions £9 Over 14 £5 Under 14 Free
Gardens only: Free
Hostels nearby
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