Accessibility at Osterley Park and House
We want as many people as possible to be able to experience the history and beauty of Osterley Park and House - and to feel confident in doing so. Find out about accessible parking, routes, facilities and resources to help you plan and make the most of your visit.
Access at a glance: A-Z of facilities
- Accessible toilets (including baby change)
- Accessible route and/or map
- Assistance dogs welcome throughout
- Buggy shuttle service from the car park to the House and Stables courtyard (subject to volunteer availability)
- Designated Blue Badge parking
- House flooring and outdoor path surfaces are varied and there are areas with steps and slopes
- Induction loop system
- Level access to café
- Mountain Trike wheelchair, single or double powered mobility vehicle, and outdoor wheelchair are available to borrow. Call ahead on 0208 232 5050 to book
- Property and site maps
- Virtual tour of upper floors of house
Arrival and parking
- Designated Blue Badge parking
- Member of staff / volunteer available for help and assistance
- Large map and information board in the car park
- Buggy shuttle transfer service (subject to volunteer availability)
In the House
- Hearing assistance system
- House tour available in Braille
- Member of staff or volunteer available for help and assistance
- Most walkways are over 180cm wide
- Seating is available
- The most accessible entrance has a slight ramp/slope and a door permanently held open
- Three floors accessed via stairs and many spaces have stepped access
- Virtual House tour available
Getting around the Garden and Park
- Areas with step-free level access but also areas with slopes and uneven ground
- Benches situated along paths
- Majority of the paths are wide enough for wheelchair users
- Range of surfaces across the site including grass, compacted earth, tarmac, compacted gravel, bonded gravel and paving stones
For more information
Please call 0208 232 5050 or email osterley@nationaltrust.org.uk ahead of your visit to find out more.
You may also find the access statements on our home page helpful.
The AccessAble guide carries the most current detailed information on all the facilities available at Osterley, as well as measurements and photographs of our main facilities to help support access.
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