Houses & gardens in LancashireLancashire, England

Black-and-white timbered manor of 1325 near Preston, reputedly haunted, with craft shops and a bee centre.

Tudor-fronted country house near Bashall Eaves, home to the Parker family for over five centuries.

Burnley's grand 440-acre park of woodland, lawns and lakes around the Grade I hall, gallery and museum.

Hilltop Victorian park above Lancaster with woodland walks, a butterfly house and the domed Ashton Memorial.

A Grade II-listed historic park and garden in Lancashire.

Thomas Mawson laid out this 1926 park around a boating lake, Italian Garden and memorial tower.

A Jesuit school behind a 16th-century gatehouse, its formal gardens and canals dating from about 1700.

Lord Leverhulme's atmospheric hillside gardens on Winter Hill, terraces and follies half-reclaimed by woodland.

Tudor timbered hall with a great hammerbeam hall.

Parkland, woodland and formal grounds around a Georgian hall a short walk from the Lytham seafront.

Restored eighteenth-century walled garden and tearoom beside the Pendle Heritage Centre at Barrowford.

Roofless stone house of the 1300s beside Warton's church, built for the parish's wealthy rectors, with a great hall that also served as a courtroom.

A grand Victorian park of 1857 with two lakes and a Roman-style triumphal arch.

A Jacobean house of 1600 linked to Robert Smythson, home to a renowned textiles collection.