Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, a Grade I listed building in Ealing, London, was envisioned and brought to life in the early 19th century by Sir John Soane, an influential British architect renowned for his exceptional designs. Conceived as his dream country retreat, the Manor & Gallery have been revitalised, thanks to a recent major conservation project to restore Soane’s original design. The Manor stands resplendent, surrounded by beautifully landscaped original parkland, complete with historical features and landscapes from Soane’s time, including a walled kitchen garden, regency-planted beds, and a serpentine lake.
Location & Opening Hours
Location
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
Ealing Green, London
W5 5EQ
Opening Hours
Manor & Gallery
Open Wednesday-Sunday.
10am-5pm on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday
10am-8pm on Thursday
Walpole Park
Opening times vary throughout the year. See the Ealing Council website.
Transport
By public transport
Ealing Broadway tube station (Central, Circle, District, and Elizabeth Lines) is an 8-minute walk to Pitzhanger. This is also a GWR National Rail station. South Ealing tube station (Picadilly Line) is a 15-minute walk from Pitzhanger.
The following buses stop within a short walk of Pitzhanger:
• 65 (Kingston-Ealing Broadway)
• 207 (Hayes-White City)
• 226 (Ealing Broadway-Golders Green)
• 297 (Ealing Broadway-Willesden)
• 427 (Uxbridge-Southall)
• 483 (Ealing-Harrow)
• E2 (Brentford-Maida Vale)
• E7 (Ruislip-Ealing Broadway)
• E8 (Ealing Broadway-Hounslow)
• E9 (Ealing Broadway-Yeading)
• E10 (Ealing Broadway-Northolt)
• E11 (Maida Vale-Ealing Broadway)
• 607 (Uxbridge-White City)
By car
Pitzhanger does not have any onsite parking and recommend travelling by public transport wherever possible. There is a large car park at Ealing Broadway shopping centre, about 7 minutes’ walk from Pitzhanger. This is a charged car park. There is also some very limited street parking around Pitzhanger.
There are three disabled parking spaces on Mattock Lane but Pitzhanger do not own these so cannot guarantee space. Alternatively there is a drop-off point immediately outside the entrance to Pitzhanger on the corner of Mattock Lane and Ealing Green.
By bicycle
Cycle parking is available around Pitzhanger.
Places to Visit
From houses of the gentry to public spaces and heritage sites, please take a look at the locations of our other partners’ properties.
Strawberry Hill House & Garden
Chiswick House & Garden
Boston Manor House
Garrick’s Temple
Kew Palace
Hogarth’s House
Turner’s House
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
Popes Grotto
Marble Hill House & Park
Orleans House Gallery
Ham House & Garden
Gunnersbury Park & Museum
Fulham Palace
Dr Johnson's House
Syon House
The Twickenham Museum
Museum of Richmond
Emery Walker's House
The William Morris Society