Calderbank Country Lodge

Oakenclough, Preston, Lancashire, Lancashire, England

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About Calderbank Country Lodge

This Georgian property rests in picturesque countryside on the edge of the Forest of Bowland, midway between Preston and Lancaster. Personally managed by the owners Rowland and Lesley, Calderbank offers friendly service and comfortable accommodation. Bedrooms are excellently appointed, and the restaurant offers superb local produce. A wide range of drinks are available, including locally brewed cask ales. Local attractions include the Harris Museum and Art Gallery in Preston, that houses paintings, sculpture and other artworks that bring to life the history of this region. Blackpool is only 25 miles from the hotel.

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