This is a club, which means that the bar may only be open to club members.
The University Women’s Club is a private members’ club and the bar and Club facilities are not available to the public, and only open to members and their guests.
Founded in 1886, the University Women’s Club is a private members’ club for women. Membership is open to women from a wide range of backgrounds and, though the name may suggest otherwise, no university degree is required. Club facilities, including the bar and Dining Room, are available to members and their guests and are not open to the general public.
The house was originally designed by Thomas Henry Wyatt for Lord Arthur Russell; it is now owned freehold by its membership. Facilities for members include a dining room, drawing room, library, small garden area, and a bar. There is an extensive programme of events.
Historic Interest
Grade II listed, Historic England entry 1264617. The Club was reputedly used by the authoress Dorothy L. Sayers as the model for “Belchesters’ House” in Audley Square that Lord Peter Wimsey took after he married.
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