Well that was a great review of the car park, how about the attraction, wasn.t that great, didn't you find it interesting, or did you only go to the car park??

Visted this place yesterday and was disgusted to see a sign in the car parks say Only service dogs will be allowed in the home and grounds. Please make sure all other dogs are safely in cars. While i can understand only service dogs being allowed to ask for all other dogs to be left in cars was just palin... More

Loved the architecture and furnishings, especially the stained glass windows and intricate woodwork. Nice gift shop and tea room as well.

If you're interested in design and architecture, especially the Arts and Crafts period, a trip to Blackwell is unmissable. The house - large but not gigantic - is fairly sparsely furnished to allow you to examine the beautiful fixtures. Small changing exhibitions are of a high quality, as are the contemporary crafts. The tea room is lovely too.

If at all interested in the Arts and Craft movement it's a must see. The property is so lovely , inside and out , with breathtaking views down to the lake. If you have paid to veiw the house use the cafeteria facility and enjoy your purchases outside in the grounds .

A beautiful house in an unusual but creative style. If you like Rene Macintosh you will love Blackwell House.

Excellent position in grounds overlooking Lake Windermere. Some beautiful stained glass windows. The main hall would be improved by having some furniture in it. The white room was a delight as was the dining room. The little cafe served excellent coffee and the staff were very pleasant.

What a fabulous Arts & Crafts house. I loved the white drawing room which has spectacular views across the lake. Whilst it's quite a grand house it's still got that homely feel to it. The day we visited there was wall to wall sunshine and the house was flooded with sunlight - absolutely glorious.

This Arts and Crafts house is to be found in beautiful countryside. The inside is gorgeous and the views across Windermere lake absolutely breathtaking. There are small gardens and a delightful tea room. It is a Grade one listed property, so although there is a ramp and a lift not all areas are accessible for those who cannot climb stairs.