Edwardian Hotel retaining many original features close to Preston city centre and riversway development. 2 AA rosette restaurant for discerning guests.
This grand Grade II listed Georgian country house which is shrouded in three acres of mature trees and lawns offers a high standard of accommodation and excellent conference meeting and banqueting facilities.
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