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Froebel lake with Grove House

Froebel lake with Grove House

Froebel College is set in 4 acres of landscaped grounds. Grove House, where you will find our main reception, is an English Heritage listed building, built in the eighteenth century. It retains much of its original character. Some of our lecture and boardrooms, such as the Terrace Room, Portrait Room, Adam Room and Panelled Room are located in the main house.

Froebel's residential accommodation comprises 330 bedrooms, 157 of which are single en-suite rooms arranged in flatlets. There are also four bedrooms, which have been specially designed for disabled visitors.

The largest hall is the Montefiore Hall, which has a seating capacity of 350. The Portrait Room, a beautifully panelled room with chandeliers, can seat up to 160. Another addition is our new Jebb Auditorium, which can seat 100.

All are equipped with their own PA systems. The main boardrooms can seat between 25 and 40; they are the Terrace Room, Adam Room and the Panelled Room. There are a variety of lecture and seminar rooms varying in size, which can accommodate groups from 10 to 90. Also available is the fully equipped Michaelis Dance Theatre and Studio.

Full catering services are available in the Montefiore Diner, where all dietary and individual needs can be catered for.

Froebel College offer facilities for corporate events, product launches, weddings, conferences and as a film set location.

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Grove House, Froebel College

Grove House, Froebel College

HOW TO FIND US

The University is located in south-west London, close to Barnes, Putney and Richmond Park.

By Public Transport

Travelling to Main Site

By Train

Barnes Station is about 15 minutes walk from the Roehampton Lane Campus or a short bus ride on bus No. 72 or 265. Trains from Barnes go to Clapham Junction and Waterloo in central London and Staines and Windsor to the south west.

By Tube

From Hammersmith Tube Station:
District/Piccadilly/ Hammersmith & City Lines – take the 72 bus from stop K in the Lower Bus Station next to the shopping centre (see the map of Hammersmith Bus Station on the TFL website). Alight at Queen Mary’s Hospital, Roehampton Lane.

From Putney Bridge Tube Station:
District Line – take the 265 bus outside the station. Alight at the University, opposite Queen Mary’s Hospital.

By Bus

The University is also well served by local buses:

  • 72* to Hammersmith (tube links to London main line stations) and Shepherd’s Bush
  • 265* to Putney Bridge Station, Kingston Vale, New Malden, Tolworth;
  • 493* to Tooting, Colliers Wood, Wimbledon, Southfields, Whitelands Campus, Roehampton Lane Campus, Barnes, Richmond
  • K3 or 85 to Norbiton and Kingston
  • K3 continues to Surbiton, Ditton, Long Ditton, Hinchley Wood, Claygate, Esher
  • 170 to Victoria (via Clapham Junction)
  • 337 to Clapham Junction (links with 37 for Brixton)

*These buses stop directly outside the University; the other routes serve either Roehampton Village or Upper Richmond Road (Rosslyn Park RFC), each a short walk from the North Campus on Roehampton Lane.

By Car

Please note there is extremely limited parking on campus and in nearby streets. The University is easily accessible by public transport.

The Roehampton Lane Campus is situated on the A306 Roehampton Lane between the A3 and the A205 South Circular (Upper Richmond Road) and approximately three quarters of a mile from each.

You can approach Roehampton via the A3 (Guildford/ Portsmouth road) or from any major route into London, connect with the A205 South Circular road, or the A406 North Circular road (heading west) which connects with the South Circular at Kew.

From the A3
Turn into the A306 Roehampton Lane. The Roehampton Lane Campus is approximately 0.8 mile on the left.

From the A205 South Circular heading west
Turn left into the A306 Roehampton Lane. The Roehampton Lane Campus is approximately 0.75 mile on the right.

From the A205 South Circular heading east
There is no right turn into Roehampton Lane. At this junction, follow the sign for Putney Bridge and Roehampton and then immediately follow the signs for Dorking (A24), Guildford/Portsmouth (A3) and Roehampton. This takes you in a loop to approach the A306 Roehampton Lane heading west. Turn left onto the A306 and the Roehampton Lane Campus is approximately 0.75 mile on the right.

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