A 17th-century house built in 1610, later the home of Elizabeth, Countess of Dysart, and the Duke of Lauderdale; the National Trust calls it 'a unique 17th-century treasure trove'. It stands on the south bank of the Thames between Richmond and Kingston.
- Address
- Ham Street, Ham, Richmond TW10 7RS
- Hours
- House 11:30-15:30; garden 10:00-17:00 (1 Oct 2026; National Trust)
- Best time to go
- Morning, Afternoon · About 2 h
- Price
- Adult GBP 19.80 with Gift Aid, GBP 18 without (National Trust, 2026)
- Price level
- ££
Details can change. Check hours and prices before you go.
Good to know
- Come on foot along the Thames Path from Richmond (1.5 miles), or cross from the Twickenham towpath on Hammerton's Ferry, a seasonal foot and bike ferry
- There is a second-hand bookshop on site