Greystoke House has been run by Jonathan & Emma Sanderson along with our two children and Betty the Labrador since August 2018. We visited Keswick for many years before we took the plunge to move here and as outdoor enthusiasts have knowledge of the area, offering advice and guidance on local walks and activities. As a small, family run Guest House we pride ourselves in our attention to detail and seek to offer you a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Greystoke House is a Victorian gentleman's residence built in local Skiddaw Slate situated in a quiet residential area, less than a five minute walk to Keswick’s famous market square with its many shops, bars, pubs and restaurants.

A warm welcome awaits you and your pooch at Greystoke House, situated in Keswick, in the heart of the Lake District National Park. We are a small, non-smoking, dog friendly Bed & Breakfast built in local Skiddaw Slate, ideally located to visit a variety of local attractions including the Theatre by the Lake or Keswick museum and provides the perfect base for walking and exploring this beautiful area of the Lake District. Originally a Victorian gentleman's residence built in 1897 from local Skiddaw slate, Greystoke House is situated in a quiet residential area, less than a five minute walk to Keswick’s famous market square with its many shops, bars, pubs and restaurants. Our Bed & Breakfast has been run by Jonathan & Emma Sanderson along with our two children and Betty the Labrador since August 2018. As a small, family run Guest House we pride ourselves in our attention to detail and seek to offer you a relaxing and enjoyable stay in one of our cosy rooms: one single with private shower room, three double en-suite rooms and a flexible Superking / Twin / family en-suite.

As well as the many restaurants, cafes and bars, Keswick has its very own cinema and is also the home of the stunningly located Theatre by the Lake, which offers year-round professional productions. Keswick and the Northern fells are a magnet for fell walkers, scramblers and climbers. From flat strolls along the shores of Derwentwater to gruelling hikes over some of the toughest and highest fells in England, the area has walks for everyone.