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Fenton House and Garden
Handsome 17th-century house with unusual collections and picturesque walled gardens
Hampstead Grove, Hampstead, London, NW3 6SP
Important notice
Fenton House and Garden is currently closed for the winter. We look forward to welcoming you once we are open again, beginning on Friday March 1, 2024.
Opening times for 10 December 2023
Asset Opening time House Closed Garden Closed You'll need to book your house (and garden) ticket before you visit. This includes members. Tickets are released two weeks in advance on Thursdays. Garden only tickets are available on the day at the gate - last entry at 3.30pm.
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Ticket type Gift aid Standard Adult £7.00 Child £3.50 Family £17.50 1 Adult Family £10.50 House and Garden
Ticket type Gift aid Standard Adult £11.00 Child £5.50 Family £27.50 Family 1 adult £16.50 Become a member and discover more than 500 places
Assistance dogs only
Toilet
Please note that our visitor toilet is on the first floor, accessible only via a flight of stairs.
Limited Blue Badge parking by arrangement. Ramp access to ground floor. Some areas of garden have level access. Gravel paths.
Braille (guide or menu)
Photograph album
Designated parking
Parking can be arranged on site for disabled visitors. Please call us before your visit to set this up, on on 0207 4353471.
Ramped access/slopes
Ramped access to the house is available but please note that there are stairs to the toilet and upper floor(s), and steps between levels in our garden.
Drop-off point
Cars and taxis can drop you off at our visitor gate on Hampstead Grove.
Seating available
Large print (guide or menu)
Steps/uneven terrain
Our ground floor is fully accessible, but our upstairs can only be reached via a two-flight staircase. There is also a short flight of stairs between levels in our garden.
By road
Parking: Very limited on-street metered parking only
By train
Hampstead Heath (Overground) 1 mile
By bus
Frequent services pass nearby
By bicycle
Underground
Hampstead (Northern Line) 300 yards
Planning your visit
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Booking your visit to Fenton House and Garden
Discover how to book the tickets you’ll need to visit Fenton House and Garden, a handsome 17th-century house peacefully hidden in the heart of London.
Highlights
House
A 17th-century house with views across London from Hampstead. Collections of ceramics, needlework, paintings and early keyboard instruments.
Garden
Ever-changing horticultural gem, including an orchard, kitchen garden, rose garden, terraces and lawns.
Orchard
Showcasing 32 heritage varieties of apples and pears. Trees laden with spring blossom give way to a bountiful autumn harvest.
Things to see and do
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Things to see and do at Fenton House
Explore Fenton House, one of London’s hidden treasures, a 17th-century house with vibrant ceramics, early keyboard instruments and intricate needlework.
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Explore the garden at Fenton House
Discover formal lawns, herbaceous borders, exotic planting, a sunken rose garden, kitchen garden and a 300-year-old orchard in Fenton’s garden: a haven in the middle of Hampstead.
Top trails
Trail
Hampstead circular walk
Follow this 2.5-mile circular walk around Hampstead from Fenton House to 2 Willow Road and capture the feeling of a countryside walk, just a few miles away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Cliveden New Cottage
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Cliveden Ferry Cottage
Views over the Thames from this half-timbered former ferryman’s cottage near the Cliveden estate.
About Fenton House and Garden
This tranquil 17th-century house is a hidden gem in London, a place of unique charm and ambience.
Lady Binning bought the house in 1936 and filled it with her highly decorative collections of porcelain, Georgian furniture and 17th-century needlework. The sound of early keyboard instruments and vibrant early-20th-century drawings and paintings add to a captivating experience.
The ever-changing horticultural gem that is the walled garden includes an orchard, kitchen garden, rose garden, terraces and lawns.
Art and collections
Fenton House’s objects and collections
Explore the objects and works of art we care for at Fenton House on the National Trust Collections website.
Support us
Volunteer with us
Search for live volunteering opportunities, or register your interest with Fenton House.