Quernmore Park Hall

Stunning 18th Century Grade ll* Stately Home and Forest in the beautiful Lune Valley. Quernmore was declared a Royal Forest after the Norman conquest.

• Near to Lake District with riding and shooting
facilities in the immediate area
• Set in acres of Beautiful Gardens and Woodland
• Large Reception Rooms
• 12 Bedrooms
• Walled Garden
• Private Chapel
• Large Cellars Including Wine Cellar
• Library/Snooker Room with full size table
• Spectacular French Room
• Very Large Conservatory or Dance Room
• 10 Minutes to the Historic City of Lancaster
• Small Well Equipped Gym
• Built 1795 – 1798

A stunning property

For Sale or available for a long
term serviced accommodation
agreement.
This is a unique opportunity to own or
lease this magnificent Grade II* Stately
Home as a a residential Hall living in a
bygone era and in a healthy secluded
country environment. Only two and a half hours by train from
London or 90 minutes by helicopter.

Description

Price on application
Sale Price or Lease Terms by
Application 07792 612616

Accommodation and amenities
A long gated drive leads through woodlands
and gardens to reveal the ancient Grade II*
listed stately home which overlooks
surrounding countryside from its private and
secluded position.

Gardeners Cottage

• Master Bedroom Suite including two further dressing rooms and en suite
bathroom • 6 Principal Bedrooms • 6 Further Bedrooms • 3 Further
Bathrooms • Dining Room • Drawing Room • Office • Rear Hall • Study
• Garden Room • Victorian Kitchen • Cinema Room • Extensive Cellars
• Laundry • Banqueting Kitchens • Wine Cellar • Garages • Summer House
• Workshops • Outbuildings
Master Bedroom

Walled Garden – historically maintained by monks

Rear Garden with a Small Gym and a Jacuzzi

Additional amenities

Directions

Take the M6 to junction 34 and follow the signs for Kirby Lonsdale and Caton.
At Caton turn immediately right on to Quernmore Road after the speed camera
towards Quernmore. Follow the road for just over 2 miles and the gates are
immediately right opposite the sign pointing to the Trough of Bowland.