The Grange was built and lived in by Augustus Welby Pugin and remained in his family until 1928. It was here that Pugin produced much of his finest work, including the interiors of the House of Lords.
There are guided tours of the ground floor every Wednesday afternoon (except over Christmas and the New Year). Tours are at 2pm and 3pm. Places are limited and must be booked in advance. Entry is £5.00, payable in cash on the day. Anyone wishing to visit will need to make an appointment. A guide book is available to purchase.
To book a place on a Wednesday tour, please email [email protected].
There is also a small exhibition in the Cartoon Room, a separate building next to The Grange, which provides information about the building, its history and the Pugin family. The Cartoon Room is open on Wednesday afternoons from 2pm - 4pm or by appointment. It is also available to hire for suitable functions.
We hold public open days at this property twice a year, check our events page for more information.
Read about the history and restoration of The Grange.