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About Agecroft Hall

Agecroft Hall is a storied Tudor-style mansion set amid formal gardens in Richmond, Virginia. Originally built in England and relocated to Richmond in the 1920s, the house now operates as a museum and versatile event venue. The property hosts cultural programs, including the Richmond Shakespeare Festival in the summer, concerts with period music, and Renaissance/medieval fairs. The site offers a blend of indoor and outdoor spaces suitable for lectures, private events, and community gatherings.

Whether you’re planning a small lecture in the William's Room or an intimate outdoor courtyard gathering, we’ve got you covered with practical details, accessibility information, and trusted hotel and dining recommendations to make your visit seamless.

Accessibility, convenient parking, and nearby accommodations help ensure a smooth experience. Agecroft Hall sits at 4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, VA 23221, with free on-site parking and motorcoach parking for larger groups. Public transit options via GRTC Route 1 or Route 2 provide easy access, and walking paths connect guests to the mansion from nearby stops. For visitors planning a longer stay, partner hotels and restaurants offer curated options to complement your visit or event. Reach out to our team to secure your preferred date and venue space—we’re here to help you get the arrangements you need, with no fuss.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 4305 Sulgrave Road, Richmond, VA 23221.
  • Venue type: historic Tudor mansion with formal gardens; operates as a museum and event venue.
  • On-site parking: Free parking; motorcoach parking available on site.
  • Indoor capacity: The William's Room seats 90 (lecture style) or 60 (tables).
  • Outdoor capacity for events: Richmond Shakespeare Festival uses a 220-seat outdoor courtyard venue.
  • Notable events: Richmond Shakespeare Festival (summer), concerts (e.g., Tudor-era and early music programs), Renaissance/medieval fairs.
  • Hours: Museum/house generally open Tue–Sun; check current season hours (varies by season).
  • History: Not demolished or renamed; originally in England, dismantled and rebuilt in Richmond (1920s); preserved as a museum and gardens.
  • Transit: Public transit via GRTC Route 1 or Route 2 to nearby stops; walking distance to the hall.
  • Nearby hotels: The Jefferson Hotel (101 W Franklin St) and Omni Richmond Hotel (100 S 12th St) are among nearby options.