Sutton House
Historic house
#148

Sutton House

National Trust Tudor townhouse (1535) in Hackney with oak-panelled rooms, carved fireplaces and a calm garden; compact, friendly and interpretation-rich.

Opening Hours

Daily: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

What's not to miss inside?

Tudor Interiors

Rare inner-London survival with linenfold panels, Tudor windows and fireplaces.

From Henry VIII’s secretary to Huguenot weavers and sea captains—one house, many lives.

Do the rooms first, then circle back to read the short room texts for details you missed.

📍 Main house rooms

Volunteer-led Tours

Enthusiastic guides bring the building’s 500+ years to life.

Reviewers single out guides (e.g., Christine) as a highlight.

Join a tour if offered; otherwise ask staff for a 5-minute orientation.

📍 Ask at reception

Garden & Book Nook

A quiet stop with second-hand finds and a simple self-serve café setup.

“Sanctuary” vibe in the middle of Hackney.

Grab a drink, browse the low-cost books, then sit out in the garden.

📍 Rear garden / donation book area

Inspire your Friends

  1. Often described as the oldest residential building in Hackney; originally ‘Bryck Place’ (1535).
  2. Entry noted around £7 by visitors—good to check current NT pricing/availability before you go.