Sevenways Guest House

Sevenways Guest House was designed and built in the late Victorian era by the architects Parker & Unwin, and is a remarkable example of their expertise in the art of house building. The house is Grade 11 listed.

Accomodation

Sevenways offers ample rooms, suitable for families, parties of guests or couples wishing to stay for longer than a day or two.

Bedrooms are situated over two floors and reflect variation in decor and style, including some bedrooms with en-suite balconies. Constructed with solid brick party walls, the bedrooms are also well presented, spacious and fully en-suite, with televisions and hospitality trays included.

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Facilities

En-suite rooms, hospitality trays, tea/coffee facilities, and guest lounge area. For added peace of mind, off-road car parking amidst private gardens is provided for all guests staying with us.

Attractions

Buxton is centrally located within the Peak District, so Sevenways is an ideal base from which to explore the surrounding towns, villages, and many attractions the area has to offer. These include ‘Go Ape’ the adventure forest, the scenic Goyt Valley and Carsington Water, impressive new spa facilities at the town’s University, spectacular caves at Castleton, stately homes at Chatsworth House and Haddon Hall, and the ancient market towns of Bakewell and Ashbourne.

Sevenways itself is situated within walking distance of all the amenities that Buxton has to offer. The Town Centre, Pavillion Gardens, Pooles Cavern, The Crescent, and Buxton Opera House are all within five minute’s walk from the House.