Ferrari’s Country House Hotel and Restaurant, East Lancashire

Ferrari’s Country House Hotel and Restaurant is a detached property arranged over ground and two upper floors. The property was originally named Blackmoss House and was built by the Earl of Derby in around 1830. The house was previously used as a shooting lodge and was part of Derby Estates until the late 1970s when it was taken over by the Ferrari family. The hotel has been transformed over the years and has recently been extensively refurbished.

The property comprises a bar and restaurant, breakfast room, extensive wedding facilities, garden bandstand, 80 space car park and 25 en-suite bedrooms. There are two additional cottages situated within the hotel grounds which are also available to let.

Ferrari’s Country House Hotel and Restaurant is set in Longridge among the Ribble Valley with stunning views across the surrounding countryside. The Ribble valley is designated as an Outstanding Area of Natural Beauty and is one of the most visited areas in East Lancashire.

Longridge is a popular village offering an array of independently owned shops, pubs and restaurants and is a short 20 minute drive from Longridge Fell a well-known tourist attraction. Other tourist attractions in close proximity to the Hotel include: Beacon Fell Country Park (6 miles) Bowland Wild Boar Park (6 miles), Brock Bottom (6 miles), Stydd Garden (7 miles) and Trough of Bowland (12 miles).