Croxteth Hall is the former country estate of the Earl of Sefton, now managed by the City of Liverpool. Much of the original estate has since been sold off for development, but approximately 500 acres remains as a country park, which is open to the public. The estate also contains the historic Hall itself, as well as a maintained Victorian walled garden, and a working country farm; these can be visited for a fee.
The Hall and its grounds are a popular tourist destination, offering one of the better-preserved glimpses into what the country life of nobility was once like.
