Websters Ropery
The Webster’s Bar
The Webster's Bar leads straight out on to the grounds outside. The room has an informal setting with natural daylight, private bar facilities, quirky furniture, the original brass ceiling lights which hang from the original wooden ceiling, along with an open fire place. This is an excellent room to hold a drinks reception in and also for smaller celebrations.
Banqueting Suite
The Queen View Suite
The Queen View Suite is licensed for civil ceremonies and can comfortably accommodate 120 seated guests. The room has natural daylight and lovely views overlooking the river and surrounding areas. A red carpet creates an aisle down the room along with the comfortable Chiavari chairs. This room is also used for the evening celebration reception and can accommodate upto 140 guests with a disco, dancing area and private bar facilities.
The Banqueting Suite Bar
Welcome to Webster's Ropery
Queen Suite
When was the Ropery Built?
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The Banqueting Suite
The Banqueting Suite is the perfect room for a wedding breakfast reception and can hold upto 100 guests. The room comes with natural daylight, magnificent views overlooking the river, the grounds and surrounding areas. It is a quirky traditional room with the old Ropery theme to it. It still has the restored wooden ceiling beams with crystal chandelier hanging down twinkling in the daylight, open stonework and private bar facilities. This room gives off a lovely atmosphere and has a great feel to it.
Queen View Suite
The Queen View Suite Bar
Websters Ropery
The venue set on the bank of the River Wear has a large outside space with seating and exceptional views over the river. Cobbled paths with trees and shrubs offer great photograph opportunities along with the backdrop of the building. The grounds are very private with a secluded, tranquil setting along with private parking. The venue is away from the hustle and bustle yet close to major roads and short access to the town centre.
