Art, architecture & history

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery

A restored architectural masterpiece and a showcase for contemporary art.

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The grand facade of Pitzhanger Manor House in Ealing.

Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery is a true cultural gem in the heart of Ealing. This stunning Grade I listed villa was the country home of the visionary British architect, Sir John Soane. Lovingly restored to its original Regency splendour, Pitzhanger invites visitors to explore Soane's ingenious architecture and hosts a dynamic programme of contemporary art exhibitions.

The Vision of Sir John Soane

Sir John Soane (1753-1837) was one of the most influential architects of his time, known for his work on the Bank of England and Dulwich Picture Gallery. He designed and built Pitzhanger between 1800 and 1804 as a weekend retreat and a place to entertain potential clients. The manor is a showcase of his distinctive style, featuring classical details, intricate paint schemes, and clever use of light and space to create dramatic effects.

Visitor Information

Opening Times

Open Wednesday to Sunday. Check the official Pitzhanger website for the most current opening hours and any special closures.

Tickets & Admission

Admission fees apply for the manor and gallery, with concessions available. Booking tickets in advance online is recommended. Entry may be free for Ealing residents on certain days—please verify on their website.

Getting Here

Address: Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, Ealing Green, London, W5 5EQ

By Tube: A short walk from Ealing Broadway station (Central, District, and Elizabeth lines).

By Bus: Routes 65, 207, 427, and E2 stop nearby.

More Information

For full details on exhibitions, events, and to book tickets, please visit the official website: www.pitzhanger.org.uk