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22 Parkside

London

The pioneering modernist home designed by Richard + Su Rogers, now in the care of the National Trust.

    A modern bungalow with a block white and yellow walls and full height windows. Trees and hedges in the foreground.

    Important notice

    22 Parkside is not currently open to the public for regular visits. Public access will be introduced in stages while we care for the building and develop its future programme.

    Plans for the future

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    22 Parkside is not currently open to the public for regular visits

    We are developing plans to share the house through guided visits, learning opportunities and digital experiences. Public access will be introduced in stages while we care for the building and develop its future programme.

    Main house living room and dining room at 22 Parkside, London

    22 Parkside: a modernist masterpiece 

    A bright yellow modernist house in south-west London, 22 Parkside in Wimbledon tells an important story about creativity, innovation and the changing face of modern Britain. Discover why we're bringing this remarkable building into our care.

    Floor to ceiling wardrobes run full length of bed. At the foot of the bed is a glass dressing table surrounded by mirrors.

    History of 22 Parkside 

    Built in Wimbledon in the late 1960s, 22 Parkside was designed by Richard + Su Rogers as a home for Richard Rogers’ parents. More than a family house, it became a laboratory for ideas that would help redefine British architecture. Discover its’ history.

    A single storey building with full floor to ceiling windows. The building has a vibrant yellow fascia. A large tree sit in the foreground to the right of the buisling. facia
    Principle Bedroom and Bedroom Suite at 22 Parkside London

    Support 22 Parkside's next chapter

    A gift to 22 Parkside can help many more people benefit from the joy and creativity that a heritage experience can offer. Together, we can protect this pioneering modern home and ensure its legacy of creativity and innovation continues to inspire generations to come. You can donate easily online or else to discuss your wishes, please contact our Philanthropy Team at philanthropy@nationaltrust.org.uk . However you choose to support us, your gift will be greatly appreciated.

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