The stately home is one of Lancashire' s most historic estates and is set to be restored to its former glory as a private mansion for North West businessman Colin Shenton.
It has been more than 100 years since a family have made Cuerden Hall their private residence, and the historic home certainly has a few stories to tell.
You can read more about the recent purchase of the home and plans for its future, as well as an exclusive gallery of recent pictures taken from inside here.
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Robert Townley Parker (1793–1879) spared no expense on the Hall's interior when he lived there, adorning the walls with original fine paintings by masters including Gainsborough, Rubens and van Dyck.
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Georgian architect Lewis Wyatt was commissioned to extend Cuerden Hall in 1816. His most notable addition was the imposing belverdere tower - the first of its kind in any British house.
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Robert Townley Parker had timber hewed from the surrounding woodlands of Cuerden Valley and transported to London where it was transformed by a master carver into elegant bookcases, balusters, friezes, door and wall panels for the Hall.
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The estate boasts 26 bedrooms and sprawls over 75,000 sq. ft. It sits on 27 acres of land including gardens and some ancient woodlands.