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Turner’s House reopens!

We are very pleased to announce that Turner’s House is open again for visits

We are also delighted that the exhibition Turner and the Thames: Five Paintings has been extended until the 31st October 2020. We are grateful to Tate for allowing these fine oil sketches to be shown for a longer time.

Please be aware that, due to the current Covid-19 situation, we will not be able to accept walk-in visitors for the near future.
Therefore, booking is mandatory.

For opening times, to book tickets and have more information on the new guidelines to keep volunteers and visitors safe, please look at our Visit Us page.

Donate directly to Turner’s House Trust here:

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Thank you.

 

Turner’s House Trust is an independent registered charity which relies on visitors admission, grants and donations to remain open at all.

In 1813 England’s great landscape painter J.M.W. Turner built a small villa, Sandycombe Lodge, on a large plot near the Thames at Twickenham. Here, the painter became an architect, guided by the hand of his friend John Soane.

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Support Us

The Friends of Turner’s House was set up in 2004 to support Professor Livermore (the last resident) in his aim to preserve the house for the nation, and now supports the aims of the Turner’s House Trust to restore and conserve Sandycombe Lodge.

The House

Sandycombe Lodge is J.M.W. Turner’s largest artwork, and thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund and generous supporters, it has been restored to its original beauty. The house has a fascinating history and an exciting future, come and visit and be part of its legacy.

Get Involved

Share your love of art, engage with local history, volunteer in a unique space, learn new skills - we have varied and flexible opportunities for you in our volunteer team. Be part of opening Turner’s House to the public through an engaging programme of learning and participation for all ages.

Collection Highlight

Sandycombe Lodge was built by 1813 to the designs of England’s great landscape painter, J.M.W. Turner; working here as his own architect to create a quiet retreat for himself, away from the pressures of the London art world.

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Sandycombe Lodge

40 Sandycoombe Road, Twickenham TW1 2LR

Opening Times 2020

January 11th - 6th December 2020

Wednesday-Sunday:
12–3pm Self-guided visits
3-4pm Guided Tours

Tuesday: Learning Activities only – See Learning page

Monday: Closed

Please note, it is recommended to book your visit in advance. 

We kindly ask that no food or drink is brought into the house, this is to protect our interiors from any damage.