Pay a winter visit to Spencer House
Nov
30
2023
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Spencer House
About Spencer House
From its conception, Spencer House was recognised as one of the most ambitious aristocratic town houses ever built in London and is the city's only great eighteenth-century private palace to survive intact.This magnificent aristocratic palace has regained the full splendour of its late eighteenth-century appearance after a ten-year restoration.
Spencer House remains in the ownership of The Earl Spencer, brother of Diana, Princess of Wales.
Address
Spencer House,
27 St James's Place,
London,
SW1A 1NR
Ticket prices
- Adults: £18.50
- Concessions: £15.50
- Art Fund: £9.50
- Historic Houses member: Free
Prices last checked February 2024.
Link to Spencer House's websiteOpening Hours
The building is usually open for guided tours on Sundays throughout the year, except in August.
You are recommended to book tickets in advance through their website, although if there's spaces they can sell tickets on the door.
Accessibility
Spencer House has wheelchair ramps, a lift, and an accessible toilet. There are seats in some rooms for people to take rests during tours.
For full accessibility information, please click here.
Location map and local interesting places
Visitor Attractions
Alley
- 3] Blue Ball Yard, SW1
- 4] Queen's Passage
- 5] Pickering Place, SW1
- 6] Crown Passage, SW1
- 7] Angel Court
- 8] Rose and Crown Yard
- 9] Princes Place
- 10] Cleveland Place
- 11] Mason's Yard, SW1
- 12] Dover Yard
- 13] Albany Court Yard
Public Art
- 14] Statue of Beau Brumell
- 15] William Mitchell concrete frieze
- 16] Mother and Child
- 17] Relief: Figure Emerging
Pocket Park
- 18] Southwood Garden
Church
What's the nearest railway station to Spencer House
The nearest station is Green Park Tube Station which is 0.2 miles away.
News
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