Trent Park House of Secrets
Enter Trent Park House of Secrets in Enfield, where glamorous 1930s society gave way to one of Britain’s most remarkable Second World War intelligence operations.
Once former British MP Philip Sassoon’s country retreat, Trent Park House in Enfield welcomed royalty, politicians and film stars. Restored rooms recreate the elegant surroundings of his influential 1930s social world.
Secrets below stairs
During the Second World War, senior German prisoners were held here in apparent comfort, unaware that British Secret Listeners were monitoring their conversations from the basement. Visitors can explore the state rooms above and intelligence spaces below.
Café and shop
After exploring the museum, visitors can enjoy refreshments and light lunches in the café, then browse books, gifts and exclusive merchandise inspired by the house and its remarkable history.
Why you should go
Hear the story of wartime espionage
Explore restored rooms and secret spaces
Enjoy the historic café and shop
Visitor information
Address
Trent Park House of Secrets, Trent Park House, Daffodil Crescent, Enfield, EN4 0PS
Opening times
Tuesday to Sunday, 10am–5pm.
www.trentparkhouse.org.uk