About this location
A rare Grade II listed Georgian gem, designed and lived in by the great painter J.M.W. Turner. Beautifully restored, with elegant period interiors and striking architectural features throughout, set within a charming garden moments from the Richmond riverside.
A unique and atmospheric backdrop for film, photography and creative production.
Room breakdown
A historic house and working museum, we have the following spaces-
Atmospheric hallway with high arches, beautiful curved staircase and window light.
Sitting room- large, high floor to ceiling double doors with shutters to small balcony, period and contemporary decor, Georgian fireplace
Dining room- dual aspect, curved walls, floor to ceiling windows with shutters and red curtains. Marble fireplace.
Parlour- smaller reception room, dual aspect, fireplace
(these areas are all accessible with wheelchairs/ buggys- upstairs and downstairs are not accessible)
Downstairs- traditional 'kitchen' with range and beautiful windows/ farmhouse table ( non working kitchen)
Upstairs
Bedroom 1, 2 doors, 4 poster, wallpaper and fireplace
Bedroom 2- smaller darker room, no furnishings, small balcony, fireplace
Small staff kitchen/ WC/ office
Wrap around beautifully designed garden, picket fencing, bike store and car parking space
Parking and accessibility
One space in front of house on drive. Meter parking along road until 4pm, free weekends. Marble Hill car park 6 min walk.
Amenities
Wifi, accessible garden and ground floor/ toilet.
Rules and restrictions
No smoking.No loud noise as in a residential area.
No food that stains ( red wine/ curry etc)
No naked flames.
No painting of walls.