Ulverston is a small market town located in Cumbria, England. One of the most significant aspects of Ulverston is its connection to the famous comedy duo, Laurel and Hardy. Stan Laurel, one-half of the iconic pair, was born in Ulverston, and the town takes great pride in its association with the beloved comedians. The Laurel and Hardy Museum in Ulverston showcases memorabilia and exhibits dedicated to their lives and work.

Ulverston is renowned for its vibrant festivals that attract visitors from near and far. The most notable of these is the Ulverston International Music Festival, which celebrates classical music with a series of concerts and performances.

Ulverston is the birthplace of Sir John Barrow, a significant figure in British exploration and maritime history. Barrow was a promoter of Arctic and Antarctic exploration during the 19th century and played a key role in establishing the Royal Geographical Society.

Stone Cross Mansion is a refurbished 19th century Mansion. Originally built in 1874, with extensive renovations being completed in 2022. The Mansion today comprises 19 luxury short term, self-catered holiday lets. Offering the perfect retreat to the country, where you can relax and unwind.

With the Imperial Staircase and Grand Gothic Arched Walkway being the ideal backdrop for your special event, or of course in the summer time the four acres of grounds and gardens is idyllic for outdoor events.