The House

Name: Sinai Park House Trust
Address: Sinai Park House, Burton Upon Trent, Staffordshire, DE13 0QJ
Telephone: 01283 544161

Discover Sinai Park House

Sinai Park House is the enduring sanctuary, a safe place that is on a journey of transformation. You can experience this by visiting, staying over and escaping the ordinary.

From historic tours of the site, including afternoon teas, future events will include open-air theatre, forest schools, yoga retreats and other one-off events throughout the year. Sinai Park House is open for people of all ages to enjoy.

Ordinary, some may say, but of an extraordinary kind

A place for rest and recuperation

Since the site was first built on in the 1200s, Sinai Park House has always been used as a place of rest and recuperation. The location and site of Sinai has a big significance – it is home to an ancient healing spring – Chalybeate waters which are salts of iron. The spring is why the monks of Burton Abbey chose Sinai Park House for their place of respite after bloodletting.

A site of strategic importance

Sinai Park House is the oldest property in Burton Upon Trent and in the top 7% of buildings of national importance.

Burton was mentioned in the Doomsday book, and its strategically important location led to many battles being fought over the town and its river crossing throughout history.

Fancy a chat?

To book a visit, event or overnight stay, head to our Visit Us page. For anything else, why not call us on 01283 544161 or email kate@sinaiparkhouse.co.uk.