Ham Street, Ham, Richmond, Surrey TW10 7RS
Ham House and Garden
Country house
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7.2
Wildland
Half day
Time
Paid
Cost
Grand
Feel
Why it's Wildland
7.2A well-preserved 17th-century house whose historic rooms and garden make the visit as much about interiors and collections as the formal setting.
Ham House stands out for its historic house and garden together: the visit combines period rooms and collections with a level garden, and the National Trust recommends allowing around three hours for groups.
Grand · Atmospheric
Find your way
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The experience
Allow around three hours for a visit to the house and garden. Check current opening times, admission and access details before setting out.
Things to do
Explore the historic house
Visit the house and its collection. The National Trust describes the visit as self-guided, with room guides available to discuss its history, people, architecture and collection.
Around 2–3 hours for the visit overall
Walk through the garden
Explore the garden alongside the house; expect level routes with some uneven ground.
Make a day of it
Quick escape · Around 2–3 hours
Explore the house and garden
- 01
Check current opening times and admission details on the National Trust website.
- 02
Explore the house at your own pace and take time with its historic rooms and collection.
- 03
Continue into the garden; allow for uneven ground.
Verified history
Tripadvisor describes Ham House as a splendidly preserved 17th-century house and garden. The National Trust’s group-visit information says room guides can explain the house’s history, people, architecture and collection. The supplied sources do not provide further verified dates or individual historical episodes.
When to go
· No specific time of day is established by the supplied sources; check current opening times.
The supplied sources do not establish a best season.
The garden has uneven ground; consider conditions and footwear before visiting. Check current accessibility information if needed.
What to look for
Notice the contrast between the house’s historic interiors and the garden. Room guides are available to explain the house, its people, architecture and collection.
The story
17th-century house, historic interiors and garden
Best time to go
Check current opening arrangements before planning a visit; no season-specific advantage is established by the supplied evidence.
No particular season or time of day is established by the supplied sources. Check the National Trust’s live calendar before visiting.
How long to spend
Half day
Perfect for
History lovers · Photographers · Walkers
Before you go
Address
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Listed hours
- Monday: 10am-5pm
- Tuesday: 10am-5pm
- Wednesday: 10am-5pm
- Thursday: 10am-5pm
- Friday: 10am-5pm
- Saturday: 10am-5pm
- Sunday: 10am-5pm
Check before visiting.
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Practical information
Opening & access
Open to visitors with admission; check the National Trust page for current opening times and prices before visiting.
Check before visiting
Parking
Extremely limited Blue Badge parking is available on site and must be reserved; other parking information is not established by the supplied sources.
Toilets
Toilet block opposite the shop, with an accessible toilet and baby-change facilities.
Food & drink
Coffee shop on site; check current opening times.
Check before visiting
Dogs
Dogs are welcome in the garden, shop and coffee shop on a short lead. Assistance dogs are permitted throughout the house and garden.
Accessibility
The garden is level but has uneven ground. The house’s upper floors are accessed by stairs; an adapted toilet is available. The National Trust lists accessible routes and maps, level access to the food outlet and shop, and extremely limited reservable Blue Badge parking.
Cost
Paid
Water
Riverside setting; no water activity permission is evidenced.
Gallery
Place photographs
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Around Ham House and Garden
Within 50 km · approximate straight-line distances
