We came to visit a historical site for Quakers. I'm so grateful I made it. I hope to come back when the whole site is open and it's not raining. The staff were so hospitable. We walked from Ulverston and I highly recommend if you are able. I'm abit challenged mobility wise but so worth it. We were able to get a taxi for the trip back. The gardens surrounding the manor are beautiful.
Well worth a visit, The home of George Fox and early Quakerism, it is nicely maintained in 1650s style, with beautiful gardens, a Meeting house and cafe. Not easy to find but a nice couple of hours may be enjoyed here. Free parking en site.
Would have liked a larger range of coffee styles, as they only service filter coffee, the cakes were nice. And the grounds are lovely. Didnt get chance to go round the Hall. But only a 15 minute walk from the centre of Ulverston via a little footpath that takes you out the back of Ulverston stright to it.
The hall itself is beautiful inside - don't let the ugly rendering on the outside pit you off! A lovely tudor mansion, it retains it's lived in atmosphere. The gardens are very peaceful too. The guest rooms are clean and modern. The café has very few vegan options unfortunately.