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The perfect Lake District Escape
There are only a few family run Bed & Breakfasts anywhere in the Lake District with such a beautiful setting as Sawrey House. Overlooking Esthwaite Water and with stunning views across to Grizedale Forest and the Coniston mountain range, our beautiful Victoria house is in a class of it’s own.
Fall in love with Sawrey House
Peace | Quiet | Tranquility
Originally built for a Vicar, our traditional country house retreat, set in 3 acres of sculpted gardens, is designed for lazy indolence. It is the quintessential English rural hideaway, built in the 1830’s with slate from the local quarry and is one of the prettiest buildings in the pristine conservation hamlet of Near Sawrey.
Escape to our retreat…
The perfect Lake District Escape
Sawrey House offers ten well-appointed bedrooms, including two elegant four-poster rooms, alongside lake view and classic rooms, each thoughtfully designed for rest and retreat.
On clear days, the terrace calls for quiet indulgence—perhaps a cream tea or a glass of something fine in hand—as you take in the
far-reaching beauty of the Lake District.
Here, time slows; wander the gardens at will, watch rabbits play upon the lawns, or while away an afternoon with a gentle game of croquet or garden chess.
An Escape for the Whole Family…
Weddings
From 2 – 40 people
Whether you’re looking to Elope or create your very own magical wedding at Sawrey House, our Victorian retreat is the perfect venue for your perfect day in the Lake District.
Private Hire
Up to 22 Guests
When you choose Sawrey House for your private event, you’ll enjoy complete exclusivity of our elegant property, including cozy lounge with log fire, a 30-cover restaurant, and 3 acres of picturesque gardens.
Corporate Hire
from 2 – 40 delegates
For corporate clients, we offer flexible options to suit your needs. Choose from individual room hire for focused meetings or presentations, or opt for exclusive hire of the entire property
Sawrey Moments:
“Lovely welcoming hotel, excellent food and comfortable beds”
