Trent Park is recognised by Historic England as being of national and international significance on a level with Bletchley Park. Our vision is to open one of London’s grandest houses to the public and reveal the incredible story of the Secret Listeners – a story that has remained hidden in the house for over 70 years.

Join us as we develop this unique historic house and share its story with future generations.

Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the Architectural Heritage Fund and other generous donors.

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Preserving a captivating history for future generations

Trent Park continues to captivate all who engage with its unique history. Our vision is to create an immersive learning experience for national and international visitors, using creative, engaging and innovative exhibition design.

Visitors will travel through magnificently restored and furnished rooms – Sir Philip Sassoon’s socialite and political world – to reveal the later clandestine operation against thousands of highly prized Axis prisoners of war, including some of Hitler’s top military commanders.

Our aim is to highlight the vital role played by the Secret Listeners who were behind some of the most important intelligence discoveries of World War Two.

 
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Can we count on your support?

We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to develop Trent Park House as a visitor attraction and educational hub for the public to enjoy.

If you would like to know more about how you, your charitable trust or your foundation can support our efforts, we would be delighted to hear from you.

If fundraising succeeds, we hope to open by Spring 2025.

 

Share your memories of Trent Park

We are looking to document early memories of Trent Park, including during WWII, so if you, or anyone you know was connected to Trent Park prior to 1950, please get in touch.

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