The Winchester House Club
The Winchester House Club gardens on the Thames

Established 1892

Apply for membershipDiscover the Club

A brief history

A house with a view, and a story.

Built in the early seventeenth century, Winchester House still benefits from one of the most enviable scenic river views in London. According to legend, Oliver Cromwell used the house during the Civil War's Putney Debates, planting a mulberry tree in the garden, it stands to this day, still bearing fruit.

Founded in 1892, the Winchester House Club continues to prove itself as a popular and unique venue of choice, for both its members and those seeking a perfect setting for private events and special occasions.

Dining

A relaxed dining room with riverside seating in the summer months.

Learn more →

Events

An annual calendar of sporting fixtures, dinners and seasonal celebrations.

Learn more →

Functions

Weddings, corporate meetings and private parties in our gardens and rooms.

Learn more →

Become a member

We welcome both gentlemen and lady members over the age of 18, along with their families and guests. To begin your application, submit our short form and the Membership Secretary will be in touch.

Apply for membership