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AA 4 Stars Guest House 2009
B&B
Parr Lane, Eccleston

Chorley, 

Lancashire, 

PR7 5SL,  England  (map )
Parr Hall Farm was built in 1721 by a gentleman farmer called Edward Parr. The property has had a chequered history, but still retains some of its original features.
  • Free wi-fi
  • Pubs
  • Close to M6
  • Country walks
  • Rufford Old Hall
  • On-site parking
  • Restaurants
  • Secure lock-up for cycles
  • Martin Mere
  • End to End
Check Rates and Availability
4 Stars AA Guest House 2009
Parking
On-site parking, Free parking
Types of Payment Accepted at Parr Hall Farm
Cash (Sterling), Credit card, Debit card, Cheque
Payment Cards accepted at the property
Master Card  Maestro  Visa  Visa Electron  Solo 
Check-in: From 1:00 PM (Reception open 24 hours)
Early check-in available on request.
Check-out: 11:00 AM
Late check-out available on request
Children Policy: Children welcome
Cancellation Policy
Booking Terms and Conditions
Accessibility
Languages Spoken
English
In the 19th century a rear wing was added as a harness room to service horse-drawn buses. Later this became Ellison's Motor Bus Company that plied between Preston, Wigan and Chorley markets.

The area is served by a wide variety of good pubs, restaurants and cafes. Within a short walking distance are The Original Farmers Arms, Verdes Italian restaurant and a cafe. The village also has two other public houses and a wine bar.

Eccleston has many amenities including a bank with cash point, a small supermarket, two post offices and a reliable taxi service.

The area provides access to a wide range of activities including golf, fishing, horse riding, cycling and walking opportunities, about which we will be pleased to give advice. Eccleston also provides a good base for trips to areas such as the Lake District, North Wales and the coastal areas of Blackpool, Southport and Lytham St Annes.

The farm was purchased by its present owners, Mike and Kate Motley, in 1972 and has been extensively modernised and refurbished.

Guest accommodation was opened in 1996. A recent barn conversion has provided additional accommodation, including five rooms on the ground floor.

The accommodation offered is of a high standard and unique quality. All the bedrooms are spacious, individually furnished and equipped with, En-suite bathroom, Tea and coffee making facilities, Free WiFi Internet, Colour Television, Radio Alarm, Shaver point, Hairdryer.
Location
Style of property
Boutique, Traditional, Unique
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