Sandwell Council

Haden Hill House Museum and Haden Old Hall

Haden Hill House Museum in Cradley Heath, Rowley Regis is a Victorian gentleman's house furnished in period style surrounded by 55 acres of award winning parkland. The House was built in 1878 by George Alfred Haden Haden-Best who did not wish to live in the Old Hall which the house is semi-detached to. Although the Victorian house is furnished as a museum with Victorian objects, Haden Old Hall is now just a shell after it was damaged by fire and partly restored.

Haden Hill House

Location Details

Haden Hill House,
Halesowen Road, Cradley Heath, B64 7JU.

Gold Award winner in the "Best Small Visitor Attraction" catagory at the Black Country Tourism Awards 2008 & 2009

Telephone: 01384 569444

The House can be best accessed from Barrs Road. From Halesowen Road pass the leisure centre on your left, and turn into Lee Road on the brow of the hill. The car park is straight ahead, but disabled visitors can turn left into the drive to the rear of the House where disabled parking is situated near the rear disabled entrance.

There is a platform lift to the first floor, and disabled toilets are available.

Guide dogs are welcomed.

For more information on getting to our sites using public transport please visit Network West Midlands.

Opening Times

Please note that these are times when we are open to casual visitors. We are still available for special events and activities, school bookings, tours, projects etc at other times.

Haden Hill House Museum

Easter or the beginning of April- end of September

Thursday - Friday 10am - 5pm

Saturday and Sunday 2pm - 6pm

October & November 

Thursday - Friday 12am - 4pm

Weekends - Closed to the public

End of November to Easter

Closed to the general public apart from special events, activites and pre booked groups.

Haden Old Hall

Haden Old Hall is open for special events, activities and open days throughout the year. Call the house for more information on next open days or for information in our events and activities information.

Other information for visitors

  • Our tearoom area has a vending machine available during normal opening hours and is opened as a working tearoom with freshly made hot drinks and snacks for special events and advertised weekends during the summer high season.
  • Please note that we are unable to allow pushchairs into the building on event days due to the volume of visitors.
  • The house has a programme of temporary exhibitions.
  • A lift is available for disabled visitors to allow access to the first floor.
  • Opening times may vary for special events.
  • Last admission to the museum is half an hour before the museum closes.

  • Entrance to the House is usually free, but there is sometimes a small charge for special events and activities

Souvenirs

Visit our small souvenir shop near reception, where there are a range of items including greeting cards, local history publications, gifts and toys. Ice creams are also available on reception

There is a vending machine within the House which provides quality hot and cold drinks, and for special events we employ a catering service for drinks, light lunches, cakes etc.

Water Safety

There is open water close to this site. For water safety advice please read the Water Safety Information from the ROSPA website.

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