Opening times
Boston Manor House is open to the public all year round from noon until 5 pm. Entry to the House is Free.
Seasonal Opening
The House is closed on Good Friday & Easter Sunday as well as December 24–26 & January 1. We will also be open on all Bank Holiday Mondays.
How to get here
Boston Manor House is located within Boston Manor Park close to Boston Manor Road. Our address is:
Boston Manor House, Boston Manor Road, Brentford, London, TW8 9JX
Our what3words location is gather.royal.chef.
Transport
The House is a 10-minute walk from Boston Manor underground station (Piccadilly Line) and Brentford Railway Station.
The 195 and E8 buses stop outside the House and the E2 bus is only a short walk away.
A limited number of paid parking spaces are available in the Boston Manor Park car park, with a 4-hour limit from Monday to Friday. For accessible parking inquiries, please contact our team at bostonmanorhouse@hounslow.gov.uk.
Access
Our café entrance has ramped access which is available for visitors any time that we are open. Our portico entrance also can be equipped with a ramp on request but otherwise has a single step entrance.
Visitors with mobility needs can be dropped off outside the portico of the house by prior arrangement and two accessible parking spaces are available. If you have any questions or would like to arrange a drop-off or parking space, please email us at bostonmanorhouse@hounslow.gov.uk.
Boston Manor House has an accessible lift. All of the historic rooms, and our meeting rooms are fully wheelchair accessible.
Shop
A new shop will open in our reception in Spring 2025.
Café
Our Cafe will be closed from April 1st 2025 as we prepare for a new operator to take over the service in the very near future. Watch this space for news of a reopening date.
Boston Manor Park
Boston Manor Park is the largest green open space in Brentford with 34 acres of historic park, woodland, lake and meadow and is the setting for the fantastic Grade I listed Boston Manor House. The beautiful grounds gently slope down to the nearby River Brent, from which Brentford gets its name and the Grand Union Canal.
The parkland includes a large historic ornamental pond, fine old cedar trees, several woodland areas, children’s play areas (playground, zip line and climbing frames), fitness machines and areas (table tennis, boules court and two basketball courts). Recent additions to the park include a wildflower meadow, and the restoration of the walled garden as well as the wider park and buildings. The Park team (Park Manager Vanessa Hampton, and Education Officer Natasha Gavin) work closely with the Boston Manor House team to run events and workshops accessible to all in the park and House.
To access the Outdoor School Workshop programme 2024-25 click here.
To access the SEND Outdoor School Workshop and Work Experience Programme 2024-25 click here.
To explore the park’s different trails (nature, wellbeing, audio and orienteering), click here or see a recent newsletter.
A downloadable version of the latest outdoors activities newsletter, featuring upcoming activities and events that are happening in the next few months, is available below.
