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A Georgian country estate in west London
Jersey Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 4RB (sat nav TW7 4RD)
Asset | Opening time |
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House | Closed |
Garden | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Park | 09:00 - 16:00 |
Second-hand bookshop | Closed |
Shop | 11:00 - 16:00 |
Stables Café | 10:00 - 16:00 |
Winter Exhibition in House Basement | Closed |
Cycle hire | Closed |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
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Adult | £7.04 | £6.40 |
Child | £3.52 | £3.20 |
Family | £17.60 | £16.00 |
1 adult | £10.56 | £9.60 |
Ticket type | Gift aid | Standard |
---|---|---|
Adult | £12.32 | £11.20 |
Child | £6.16 | £5.60 |
Family | £30.80 | £28.00 |
1 adult | £18.48 | £16.80 |
Dogs are not allowed in the formal gardens. Dogs are allowed off-lead within the designated area on the front lawn and should be on a lead elsewhere in the park. Dogs must be on a lead in the Stables Courtyard, Causeway, cafe and shop. Only assistance dogs are permitted in Osterley House and Gardens.
Blue Badge parking. Please note that the buggy service is dependent on volunteer availability and runs from the car park to the mansion house and stables courtyard. Accessible WC. Assistance dogs are welcome in the mansion house, gardens and parkland.
A Mountain Trike Wheelchair, single or double powered mobility vehicle, and outdoor wheelchair are available for the gardens. Please call 0208 232 5050 or email osterley@nationaltrust.org.uk ahead of your visit to find out more.
On A4 between Hammersmith and Hounslow. Follow brown tourist signs on A4 between Gillette Corner and Osterley underground station; from west M4, exit 3 then follow A312/A4 towards central London. Main gates at junction with Thornbury and Jersey Roads
Parking: 400 yards up the main driveway. £7.00 for non-members, pay by phone. You do not need to book parking for your visit.
Sat Nav: enter Jersey Road and TW7 4RD
Isleworth 1½ miles (2.4km). Nearest step-free access station: Hounslow 2 ¾ miles (4.3 km). Trains run by SWR, visit their website for train times View a timetable
TfL H28 Hayes to Hounslow to Osterley, H91 Hounslow to Hammersmith to within 1 mile
Osterley (Piccadilly Line) 1 mile Nearest step-free access station: Hounslow East (Piccadilly Line) 1¾ miles (2.7km). For travel times and information please see the TFL website
Jersey Road, Isleworth, Middlesex, TW7 4RB (sat nav TW7 4RD)
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Open Wednesday - Sunday. The interior of Osterley House is one of the finest and most complete by Robert Adam still in existence. See the luxurious state apartments and modest family rooms as you explore this 'Palace of Palaces'.
A rare survival in Greater London, Osterley Park provides a peaceful retreat with acres of parkland for visitors to enjoy.
Bask in the 18th-century grandeur of Osterley's restored formal gardens with its herbaceous borders, roses and ornamental vegetable beds. Make sure to stop by the iconic Garden House, built in 1780 and designed by Robert Adam.
Located in the courtyard, Osterley's shop is filled with gifts, homeware, local produce and plants, or find your next favourite book in the second-hand bookshop.
Stables Cafe is open daily serving hot and cold food, drinks and sweet treats. Indoor and outdoor seating available.
Explore the estate on two wheels and see what wildlife you can find with bikes available to hire for all ages, including balance bikes for toddlers
As the house rests for winter we are taking you 'Below Stairs' to experience an interactive retelling of history on the mansion's basement floor. Join us for a unique installation and riveting guided tours of unseen rooms.
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Discover what to see in the house at Osterley Park. Explore the grand rooms designed by architect Robert Adam for the Child family and find out about life above and below stairs.
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Discover where to eat and drink at Osterley Park and House. Stop for refreshments in the historic Tudor courtyard and browse the shops for gifts and pre-loved books.
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Join our tour guides as they take you through parts of Osterley’s house and history which often remain unseen. Our Below Stairs tours offer a chance to learn more about the world of those who called Osterley’s basement home.
Experience what servants' lives once were 'below stairs' and discover the mansion's basement floor with themed and interactive activities for all the family to enjoy.
Want to get active? Join ParkPlay at Osterley every Saturday morning from 9.30am, for a play session of fun and games for all the family.
Create a beautiful wreath for your home with foliage from the Osterley estate.
A short hop from central London by tube but a world apart. Stroll up the tree-lined drive, past the grazing Charolais cattle and you'd think you're in the country, not urban Hounslow.
Surrounded by gardens, park and farmland, Osterley is one of the last surviving country estates in London.
Once described by Horace Walpole as 'the palace of palaces', Osterley was created in the late 18th century by architect and designer Robert Adam for the Child family to entertain and impress their friends and clients. Today the house is presented as it would have looked in the 1780s.
Stroll through the colourful formal gardens, transformed during our six year long project from an overgrown wilderness back to their 18th century grandeur of herbaceous borders, roses and ornamental vegetables beds. Look out for the original Robert Adam summer house full of lemon trees and highly scented shrubs.
Grab some lunch in our Stables Cafe, or why not get it to take away and spend some time spotting some of the resident wildlife by Middle Lake?
After a quick snooze in the deckchairs on the temple lawn take the woodland walk and uncover the forgotten boathouse or wander back through the ancient meadow, bursting with wildflowers and butterflies.
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Help us look after our special place by volunteering your time and skills. Make new friends, learn about the property and meet people from all walks of life.
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