Webster’s Ropery is an 18th century Grade II listed building built in 1793. It was once one of the world’s busiest rope houses, producing ropes for the shipping and building industries, operated by Mr Webster. The venue retains many original features, reflecting its rich heritage and history.
Webster’s Ropery is located in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, England, with the postal code SR4 6DJ. It is set on the bank of the River Wear, offering picturesque views and convenient access to the town centre and major roads.
The building has sensitively restored features including:
The venue is versatile and ideal for weddings, celebrations, and private parties, thanks to its unique atmosphere, historic charm, and scenic riverside location.
The venue features a large outdoor space with:
Yes, the Banqueting Suite can hold up to 100 guests for wedding breakfasts or receptions, while the Queen View Suite is licensed for civil ceremonies seating up to 120 guests and can accommodate up to 160 guests for evening celebrations with dancing and disco facilities.
The Banqueting Suite offers:
The Queen View Suite is licensed for civil ceremonies and features:
Yes, although Webster’s Ropery offers a secluded and tranquil environment away from the hustle and bustle, it is conveniently close to major roads and the town centre, providing easy access for guests.
Its unique blend of historic charm, original architectural features, riverside location with exceptional views, versatile event spaces, and private, tranquil grounds make Webster’s Ropery a distinctive and memorable wedding venue in Sunderland.