The trust offers the following discounts:

Children aged between 12-18yo £5pp

Students aged between 18-25 with a Valid ID £12pp

All other tickets are priced at £20pp

Of course! We often make up whole tour groups from smaller parties of visitors and individual bookings.

Enquire via email for tour day availability.

Yes! Upon enquiry you will be able to book any tour that still has tickets available, however we do not accept whole tour group bookings on weekend tour days.

For whole tour booking we offer a discount of 12 tickets for the price of 10 — £200 per tour.

The trust doesn't not allow the consumption of food or hot drinks by visitors while inside the house.

The nearest places for refreshment are the dining room at The Warren House Hotel on Warren Road or there is a small cafe on site at Dorich House down the hill from Picker.

While the trust has a book for sale for tour attendees only (£45 each) there is no shop on site.

The short answer is no.

There are several design elements (open balustrades and sharp edged glass art works) which are unsafe for small children and toddlers.

Further, there are several art works which are considered by the trust to be sensitively erotic in their nature, and some parents may find them unsuitable for young children.

Of course children may attend at their parents discretion, though they must be closely supervised at all times.

Babes in arms are also welcome, though we have no access suitable for buggies and prams, therefore we recommend babies and infants be carried on the body where possible.

There is one original bathroom (in the entrance lobby) available only for guests to use while on tours.

There is ample space for parking onsite as well as bike storage. To request and reserve a parking space email directly with Sofia during the booking process.

For visitors with limited mobility or mobility aid users it is regrettable that no access can be given beyond the entrance level of the house. There are no special facilities on site. 

Unfortunately the house is currently not accessible to mobility aid users. There have been no retrofit adjustments to the original design of the house, though the trust is aware of this and is working on a plan to rectify the situation.  

For visitors with limited mobility or mobility aid users it is regrettable that no access can be given beyond the entrance level of the house. There are no special facilities on site.  Any questions regarding this matter should be directed to the Trust Manager, Sofia.

Visitors who book on tours are required to be able to stand for the majority of the two hour visit time, and to safely navigate the original stair cases and steps in the house, pavilion gallery and garden.

The trust has maintained a strict security policy of no photography or filming inside the house or pavilion gallery.

If you would like to take photographs of the house in the garden then you are welcome, however you will be encouraged to stay with the group and if the the guides or trust manager feel you are photographing anything you shouldn’t (such as security measures or neighbouring properties), you will be asked to stop immediately and escorted from the property.

The trust requires all visitors provide theirs name and a contact telephone number as part of the booking process for our insurance and security.

We will only use your information in case of emergency on site, or if you are late arriving or lost on the way here!

All personal information is stored in accordance with uk data protection laws and is not used for marketing of any kind.

We also ask that if you plan to park your car on site during the tour that you provide us with your car reg. no. so we can provide the residents association with a temporary log of all cars visiting the estate.