In addition to being a site of great historical importance, the Charterhouse is a thriving community composed of the Brothers (the men and women who are residents of the almshouse) and private and commercial tenants. You can find out more about joining our community here.
The residents of the almshouse, both men and women, are known as ‘Brothers’. This is a purely traditional term for those living in this community. Discover more about the Charterhouse ‘Brothers’
At the geographical heart of the site, bounded on each side by quiet gardens, is the QE II Infirmary with 24/7 nursing, opened in 2004 and managed by the Director of Health and Wellbeing. Find out more about our Infirmary facilities
The Charterhouse has 9 commercial properties that are available for rent. These properties come with 24 hour manned security and superb gardens. More information about becoming a commercial tenant
The Charterhouse has a number of properties (9 commercial, 13 residential flats and 3 houses) that are available for rent. The peace and tranquillity of the seven and a half acre site is an ideal location for residential tenants. More information about becoming a private tenant
The Charterhouse continues to fulfil the charitable wishes of its founder, Thomas Sutton, as it has done since 1611. More information about supporting the charterhouse
Since its foundation in 1611, the Charterhouse has provided accommodation to a community of residents, known as Brothers. Find out more about the Charterhouse
As part of the NLHF funded project ‘Revealing the Charterhouse’, the museum was curated in partnership with the Museum of London enabling the charity to share its vibrant heritage, history and collections with the wider public. More information about the Museum
We provide online resources and an inspiring range of programmes for schools, as well as tours and resources for families and SEND visitors. More information about learning
