Attraction in Hackney
A unique survival in London's East End, Sutton House was built in 1535 (when Hackney was a rural village) by Ralph Sadleir, a rising star at the court of Henry VIII. It became home to successive merchants, Huguenot silk-weavers, Victorian schoolmistresses and Edwardian clergy, and although altered over the years, remains an essentially Tudor house. Oak panelled rooms and carved fireplaces survive intact and an exhibition tells the history of the house and its former occupants.
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Details
Groups/Parties Welcome: Yes - by arrangement
Discount for Groups: Yes
Car Parking: Yes - pay and display (limited)
Admission Price: Historic Rooms: £2.20 Adult, 50p Child, £4.90 Family
Cafe, Shop & Art Gallery: Free
Gift Shop: Yes
Catering: Café/Bar
More Attractions nearby
Clown's Museum (0.78 miles)
Hackney City Farm (1.08 miles)
Museum of Childhood (1.28 miles)
Geffrye Museum (1.35 miles)
Lee Valley Nature Reserve (1.71 miles)
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