Free entry with English Heritage membership
Full on-the-day price without donation (official calendar peak band). No 2026 dates remain; 2027 prices may differ. Online tickets save 15%; available until 08:45 on the visit day. English Heritage members enter free. Check availability.
No charge for anyone.
Extremely limited free roadside parking outside the house and beside the bowling green. Not managed by English Heritage; restrictions apply between 09:00 and 10:00. Obey local signs.
Ranger's House is a Georgian villa beside Greenwich Park, familiar to many visitors as the exterior of the Bridgerton family home. Inside, the attraction is Sir Julius Wernher's collection of nearly 700 works of art, assembled with the wealth of a diamond magnate and an eye for intricate craftsmanship. Dutch paintings, Renaissance bronzes, silver, jewellery and tapestries fill the rooms, with smaller objects inviting a slow, close look. Reviewers value the knowledgeable volunteers and suggest checking the calendar carefully, as the house opens only on selected dates. There is a small garden for a picnic, but no refreshments service inside. The upper floors have no step-free access while the interior chairlift is out of service, so visitors with reduced mobility should contact the house beforehand. Pet dogs on leads are allowed in the garden only.
Visitors with limited mobility can currently reach only the ground floor: the main page says the interior chairlift is out of service and the prices page says the exterior wheelchair platform is out of service. Contact the house on 020 8853 0035, or Eltham Palace on 020 8294 2548, before visiting. Upper floors have stairs. No interior photography or pushchairs.
Closed for the rest of 2026. English Heritage says the house will open on selected dates in 2027; none are published yet (calendar checked to 16 March 2027).
English Heritage members enter free for the recorded ordinary EH admission/tour offers; National Trust membership alone does not cover paid EH admission.
Dogs: Pet dogs on leads are welcome in the garden only; guide dogs are welcome in the house.
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