Swinden House

Swinden House, a Grade II listed Victorian building in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, was constructed between 1878 and 1880 by Thomas W. Badger. Originally known as Red House, it features oak panelled rooms sourced from Rotherham Parish Church. After changing ownership several times, it became a research center for the steel industry in 1946 and was renamed in honor of Dr. T. Swinden. Today, it serves as a conference center, offering nine meeting rooms in a serene setting, easily accessible from major roads, making it an ideal venue for various events.