Preston Manor Entry Ticket

Brighton



Step back in time to 1912 and explore the world of the Edwardian elite at Preston Manor. Discover the inner workings of the manor, from the kitchen to the servants' hall.

Overview

Preston Manor in Brighton offers an immersive 1912 Edwardian manor experience suitable for history enthusiasts and families.

Highlights

  • Step back to 1912 and explore the world of the Edwardian elite
  • Discover the manor’s inner workings, from kitchen to servants' hall
  • Explore the 'below stairs' world of the manor’s hard-working servants
  • Visit the Manor Tearoom by Café Rust in one of Ellen Stanford’s favorite rooms
  • Learn about Preston Manor’s history and its 1905 transformation

Description

Experience a day in the lives of the Stanford family and their loyal staff at Preston Manor. Explore the servants’ quarters, including the bustling kitchen and servants' hall where daily chores upheld the estate’s standards.

Each room tells a story, from the supernatural associations in the Cleves Room to the history of the Stanfords. The Manor Tearoom, run by Café Rust, is located in one of Ellen Stanford’s prized rooms, featuring her collection of 124 ‘Dogs of Fo’.

Includes

  • Access to Preston Manor
  • Exploration of the Edwardian estate
  • Visit to the Cleves Room
  • Access to the Manor Tearoom

Important Information

  • Preston Manor dates back to 1086
  • The manor was redesigned in 1905 by architect Charles Stanley Peach
  • Experience the Edwardian lifestyle of 1912, including the servants’ perspective
  • Visit the Cleves Room to learn about its supernatural history
  • The Manor Tearoom is located in one of Ellen Stanford’s favorite rooms

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, book in advance and allow 1-2 hours to explore. Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking through the manor’s rooms and gardens.

Frequently Asked Questions

You can explore a 1912 Edwardian manor, including the family’s living areas and servants’ quarters, to experience life during that period.
The tearoom, operated by Café Rust, is located in one of Ellen Stanford’s favorite rooms within Preston Manor.
The manor features 'below stairs' areas like the kitchen and servants' hall, highlighting the daily work of the Stanford family’s staff.
Yes, Preston Manor offers an immersive experience that is engaging and educational for both history enthusiasts and families.
Preston Manor underwent its significant Edwardian transformation in 1905.
It is recommended to check Preston Manor’s official website for current ticket availability and booking options.
Preston Manor provides insight into early 20th century Edwardian life and the social structure of Brighton’s elite and their staff.
Visitors should review the manor’s website for up-to-date visitor guidelines and any restrictions before their visit.
Yes, the manor offers exhibits illustrating the lifestyle and routines of the Stanford family and their staff circa 1912.

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