Experience an Edwardian historic house and garden nestled in a leafy corner of Birmingham
Events, talks and courses
Winterbourne hosts a number of events throughout the year, from beekeeping courses and stained glass workshops to outdoor theatre performances.
Winterbourne membership
Memberships not only offer year-round entry but contribute to the provision of equipment, plants and amenities for the house and garden to preserve it for future generations.
Volunteering at Winterbourne
We currently have vacancies in our Volunteering team for Visitor Experience Volunteers. From helping out in the Shop to checking tickets to enter the house, the role is varied and suits those who love working with people.
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Explore Winterbourne
A Pioneering History
The house was built for John Nettlefold, a pioneer of early housing reform in Birmingham at a time when the city had a serious lack of decent homes for working people. John and his wife Margaret were from prestigious local families who had made their living in industry. Choosing their house to be designed in the Arts and Crafts style reflected their modern outlook.
Houses, Gardens and Floral Design by Helen Newton
For Leicester-based artist Helen Newton, Winterbourne provides a wealth of inspiration. For this exhibition, she has created an exciting new collection of work, taking both Winterbourne’s garden and its archival collections as her source material.
