Samlesbury Hall

Samlesbury Hall is a black and white, oak-timbered medieval manor-house dating from 1325. Decorated with distinctive quatrefoils and wattle and daub infill. Other features include chapel, Long Gallery and Minstrels Gallery with bow-fronted window. The Hall is home to displays, craft exhibitions and now hosts the work of Sir Charles Holmes. Said to be haunted by Lady Dorothy.
The Long Gallery, annex and Southworth Rooms.

The Hall is also available for weddings and events, it has a licence for civil ceremonies. The gardens are extensive and beautiful.

Opening Times

Opening 1 Jan 2009 - 31 Dec 2009

Tickets Information

Road Directions

From jct 31 of the M6, take the A677 towards Blackburn. The Hall is 1.5 miles on the left.

Public Transport Directions

For public transport information contact traveline on 0870 608 2 608

 Facilities

• Coach Parking
• Concessionary Admission Charges
• Disabled Access/Toilets
• Picnic Area

Provider Preferences

• In countryside

Accessibility

• Café/Restaurant On Site

Parking & Transport

• On site parking