"The atmosphere and history of the Hall were really interesting with excellent accommodation plus super garden areas."
Colin from United Kingdom
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"Swarthmoor hall is defiantly worth a visit, the beautiful 16th century house the lovely peaceful gardens to wonder round."
Jane L from United Kingdom
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"I liked the peace and the lovely natural garden with places to sit."
Jill from United Kingdom
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"Beautiful peaceful location .e collect accomodation very well equipped."
Sarah from United Kingdom
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"Lovely location, quiet. It felt like everything had been done to a high standard"
Dave from United Kingdom
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Historic 16th-century country house set in 130 acres of organic farmland in Ulverston
Amenities and Grounds
Swarthmoor Hall is set within 130 acres of organic farmland, with a mature garden with a labyrinth and bee hives. Guests can use the outdoor furniture, picnic area, and a fire pit with wooden benches. Free on-site private parking and accessible parking are available, and pets are allowed.
Rooms and Accommodation
Swarthmoor Hall offers a range of accommodation including the Garden Suite, Hampsfell, and The Old Hall, with en suite or private bathrooms. All rooms have a desk, wardrobe, and ironing facilities; some rooms have self-catering facilities with well-equipped kitchens. Tours of the Hall are available, and there is a TV in the shared lounge.
Dining and Refreshments
A self-service breakfast box is available if added to the booking, including cereals, bread, butter, preserves, fruit juice, milk, tea, and coffee. The on-site cafe offers a selection of cakes and homemade soup. There is also a gift shop on site.
Location and Surroundings
Swarthmoor Hall is located 2 minutes off the A590 road, with the Lake District National Park within a 15-minute drive. The town of Barrow-in-Furness is less than 10 miles away. Ulverston Rail Station is less than 20 minutes away on foot.
History and Heritage
The 16th-century house is a significant Quaker site, being the birthplace of Quakerism. Guided tours of the Hall are available, highlighting the history of Margaret Fell and George Fox. The accommodation is in keeping with the Hall's Quaker heritage.
Highlights
Grounds: 130 acres of organic farmland with labyrinth, bee hives, and fire pit
Rooms: Garden Suite, Hampsfell, and The Old Hall with en suite bathrooms
Dining: Self-service breakfast box and on-site cafe
Location: 2 minutes off A590, 15 minutes to Lake District National Park
History: Birthplace of Quakerism with guided tours