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Opening hours
House: Monday–Saturday, 10am–4pm. Last entry 3pm.
Shop: Monday–Saturday, 10am–5pm.
Plan your visit
Everything you need for a memorable day.
Opening times, arrival details, access information and practical guidance for individuals, families and groups.
At a glance
Before you arrive.
The historic building has uneven surfaces and level changes. The team is happy to discuss access requirements before your visit.
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Admission
Self-guided admission and expert-led tours are available. Children and eligible members visit free.
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Access
Historic stairs, narrow doorways and uneven floors are part of the building. Please contact us for tailored advice.
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Finding us
132 High Street, Marlborough, Wiltshire, SN8 1HN. The entrance is on the north side of the High Street.
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Groups
Coach parties and private groups are welcomed by advance arrangement, with tailored guiding available.
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Schools
Curriculum-linked visits can explore the Great Fire, household life, trade, clothing and material culture.
Arriving in Marlborough
In the centre of the High Street.
The house sits among shops, cafés and historic buildings, a short walk from the Town Hall.
Short-stay parking is available along the High Street, with longer-stay options close by. Marlborough is reached from the M4 via junctions 14 or 15, depending on your direction of travel.
Approx. 30 miles from BathApprox. 75 miles from LondonPublic parking nearby
Good to know
Practical details.
General admission is usually available without pre-booking. Guided tours and special events should be reserved in advance.
The historic site does not provide public toilets. Facilities are available elsewhere in central Marlborough.
Yes. Coach, school and private group visits are arranged with the team so that arrival, access and guiding can be planned well.
The garden is normally included within a house visit or available to organised groups by prior arrangement.
Plan your day
Ready to step through the door?
Reserve a guided tour for the fullest story, or plan a self-guided visit at your own pace.