Open daily
10am – 5pm

Tearoom:
Open daily
10am - 4.30pm
We serve a selection of hot and cold drinks, sandwiches and cakes. It is a self-service facility but waitress service is available for visitors who require assistance. Reservations and group bookings are welcome, please call 0151 478 4178

How to get there Top

By road:
Please bear in mind that there is very limited parking at the venue so public transport is strongly recommended.

The drive from the city centre takes approximately 20 mins. The easiest route is to simply follow the road that runs alongside the river - the A5036 (it is called Wapping in the Albert Dock area). Drive south - the river will be on your right. The road will run for a few miles becoming Sefton Street and then Riverside Drive and will pass over several roundabouts - just follow the main line of traffic over them. Go past the Britannia pub and a short while later you reach a roundabout with a sign pointing left to the recycling centre. Here follow the sign left onto Jericho Lane and follow this until you reach a main traffic junction. Go straight across at these traffic lights (crossing the A561 Aigburth Road) onto Ashfield Road. At the next set of traffic lights go right onto Elmswood Road, then just before Mossley Hill church (which is on your right) turn right onto Mossley Hill Road. The entrance to Sudley House is about 500m along on your right.

By train:
There are two railway stations within walking distance of Sudley House. If travelling from the city centre board at Lime Street Station - several services stop at Mossley Hill station. Alternatively, take the Southport-Hunts Cross line to Aigburth station (board at either Liverpool Central or Moorfields). This service runs every 15 mins.

By bus:
Several buses stop near Sudley House including number 61 from stand 5atBootle Bus Station to Elmswood Road bus stop (5min walk to Sudley House), and the 80 or 80A to Rose Lane bus stop from Great Charlotte Street in the city centre (10 mins walk).

Local travel information is available on the Merseytravel website or by calling 0871 200 2233.

Access and Facilities Top

Accessibility information:

• Limited parking (two temporary bays at the time of writing) is available immediately outside the building in the grounds of the house, and visitors can be dropped off right outside the front door (we would advise visitors against coming by car unless necessary).
• The main entrance is accessed via a ramp.
• Exhibition and learning areas on both floors are wheelchair accessible, with a lift between the two floors.
• There are four video screens in the venue. All are at a height suitable for viewing by someone in a wheelchair. Three of the four screens are touch screens and the user is requested to select either the video option or the BSL with subtitles version. The fourth screen is a plasma screen and has push buttons instead. All four of these screens also have induction loops fitted.
• There are wheelchair accessible toilets on both the ground and first floors.
• The tearoom is accessible by wheelchair. Neither tables nor chairs are fixed to the floor. There is a lowered service counter and waitress service is available. There are large print menus in the tearoom.
• Assistance dogs are welcome.
• Documents can be requested in large print.

Other facilities:

• Wheelchair/pushchair access - Prams can be stored on the ground floor. Please ask a member of staff for assistance.
• Baby changing facilities - There are baby changing facilities on the ground floor.
• Café - There is a children's menu available. Tearoom staff are happy to warm bottles. There are highchairs available on request. 
• Friendly staff 
• Lift access 
• Parking  
• Shop 
• Facilities for the blind and visually impaired