Samlesbury Hall

Website	Samlesbury Hall
Location	Samlesbury

Situated in Samlesbury, Preston, Samlesbury Hall is a haven for history lovers.

The stately home's history dates all the way back to 1185, with the first recorded lord of Samlesbury, Cospatric de Samlesbury, living in the Lower Hall area. From thereon Samlesbury Hall has gathered a rich and fascinating history, including that of ghosts and witches.

Admire the medieval architecture of the hall, both inside and out, before exploring the picturesque grounds and grabbing a bite to eat. The hall boasts a restaurant, suitable for a casual drink or a delicious meal. There is also a wafflery, perfect for children or just those with a sweet tooth.

For family outings, you'll also find a woodland trail, activities, and a playground where the little one's imaginations can run wild. The playground features a mini Samlesbury Hall replica and a Mayflower ship.

Once you've soaked up the history and heritage of Samlesbury Hall, why not stop off at their gift shop, where you can pick up all kinds of souvenirs and quality gifts.

Guided tours

Samlesbury Hall offers free guided tours on Sundays and during school holidays. There are a variety of tours covering subjects suitable for everyone, featuring their signature character tour guides.

For more details see Samlesbury Hall Guided Tours.