The house is open to the public for a short season in May and June and the August Bank Holiday and we look forward to welcoming you to Glynde Place this year.

On all house open days, visits to the house will be by guided tours only taking place at 1.30pm and 3.30pm and spaces are limited to 15 people per tour. You can pre-book these below or just buy your ticket at the tearoom on the day. You will be able to learn about 500 years and more of family life at the house and our guides will be available to answer any questions.

House open days are the May bank holidays then every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday in May and June and the August bank holiday on Sunday and Monday.

The house will also be open for additional day on Saturday 11th May 2024 in conjunction with our 3rd annual pottery festival - PotFest which takes place in the private parkland in front of Glynde Place. Please note that tickets for PotFest are separate than those for the house.

We are pleased to be able host private house and garden tours again on non-open days (Monday, Tuesday and Friday). Please see below for details of prices, dates and times.

Please note that most of the tour takes place on the first floor and that there is no lift access. 

During the public house open days, the house is open from 1.30pm - 5pm and tearoom is open between 1-5pm. The tearoom is self service.

Ticket Prices for Public House Open Days: Adults - £10 • Students £7.50 • Children 5-16 years - £5.00 • Under 5s - Free

Historic House Members: Free entry


Private Tours

Please use the enquiry form below to contact the office about your tour.

Private house tours can be booked on Monday, Tuesday and Fridays during the months of May and June. From July to early October the private tours can be on any day Monday-Fridays. We charge £20 per person (minimum charge £200) for a Private Tour.

Enquiry Form

Please fill in the details below and make sure to include approximate numbers and any preferred dates you might have. Also include any special requirements you may have.