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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During the Second World War, Cuerden Hall was requisitioned by the Ministry of Defence to home evacuated children from blitz-hit cities. It was later converted into an Army Education Centre and later became the British Army Divisional Headquarters of the Anti-Aircraft Command.
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In 1978, the parkland and wider estate had been developed into Cuerden Valley Park and was opened to the public for the first time in more than 100 years. The parkland is now managed by Cuerden Valley Trust.
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In 1985, the Hall became a Sue Ryder Care Home, providing support for people living with terminal illnesses and neurological conditions. The charity remained at the hall for 35 years until it moved to a new facility in Fulwood in 2020.
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Extensive renovations took place over four years to make it suitable for Sue Ryder residents, with the first residents moving in in 1990.