A gem set in the heart of the Forest of Bowland
Browsholme Hall is a unique Grade I historic house and has been lived in by the Parker Family since it was built in 1507. Still a family home Robert and Amanda Parker are delighted to welcome visitors to give a glimpse how 14 generations have lived at Browsholme from Henry VII to the present day. Certainly not a museum visitors will see wonderful collection of historically associated antiques, paintings and furniture.
Set within the Forest of Bowland, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the Hall is surrounded by ‘picturesque’ gardens and parkland. Visitors are invited to relax and wander in unspoiled countryside, woodland, views to the distant Fells and a 3 acre lake, the new restoration of the Lily Pond and the ‘wilderness’ originally created in 1711 in the design of a Union Jack. Here at Browsholme there is much to see..dogs are welcome to!worthy the lakes or ‘Fish Pond’.
Gardens now open to visitors
We are delighted to announce that the gardens are now open every Wednesday from 11.00am. Due to the coronavirus restrictions entry will only by pre-booked ticket and number limited each day. Visitors are welcome (plus dogs) to wander through our landscaped garden, lakes and woodlands. Do bring a picnic until we can open our tearoom for refreshments.
The Hall will be closed to visitors for 2020.
Please visit this page for further details and here for online booking.
