Originally built as a private house in the year 1900 by the Pattinson family,

Linthwaite House was originally named Burns House.

With the Pattinsons spending almost 20 years in summer holidays at what we

know today as Linthwaite House, these walls are sure to store some interesting

stories, hold magnificent memories and share some fascinating secrets…

Set in 14 acres (5.7 hectares) of land on a hilltop overlooking the lake, Linthwaite

House originally had only five bedrooms. In 1908, the house was extended to

create a large drawing room, called the Billiard Room.

In 1969, Nick and Julia Liddell, along with the Adamsons, purchased the property.

It was in this year that Linthwaite House became a guesthouse with five bedrooms.

In 1990, Mike and Jean Bevans bought the hotel and refurbished it, adding The

Conservatory and a further seven rooms in the process.

In April 2016, Linthwaite House, by now a 30-room fourteen-acre country retreat,

was bought by Analjit Singh. The hotel closed in June 2016 and reopened in June

2018 having undergone a full refurbishment and the addition of six beautiful Fell

Suites.

Some original features may have been lost with time, however, the stained glass

windows near our entrance, our feature staircase in the reception area, and our

fireplaces have stood the proverbial test of time, paying homage to years gone by.

Welcome

Linthwaite

House