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About Griffin Park

Griffin Park, located on Braemar Road in Brentford, London, was a storied football stadium with a capacity of 12,300 seated. Though demolished in 2021 and replaced by the Gtech Community Stadium, Griffin Park remains a key chapter in Brentford FC’s long history. This page provides an overview for fans and visitors, including seating layouts, parking and transportation options, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan ahead.

As an insider note, these details reflect Griffin Park's layout and the surrounding area at the time of operation, with helpful context for history buffs and fans exploring Brentford’s football heritage.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Braemar Road, Brentford, TW8 0NT, London, UK.
  • Capacity: 12,300 (seated).
  • Venue type: Football stadium; home to Brentford FC from 1904–2020; four stands: Braemar Road Stand, New Road Stand (Bill Axbey Stand), Ealing Road Terrace, Brook Road Stand; pubs on each corner were a defining feature.
  • Seating chart: New Road Stand (Bill Axbey Stand) is single-tiered; Braemar Road Stand is two-tiered; Brook Road Stand is two-tiered; Ealing Road Terrace is a standing section.
  • Parking: No on-site ground parking; limited street parking and nearby paid lots in Brentford.
  • Transit: Closest rail: Brentford and Kew Bridge stations within walking distance; Gunnersbury and South Ealing Underground within about a 30-minute walk.
  • Nearby hotels (examples): Aron Guest House; Holiday Inn Brentford Lock; Novotel London Brentford.
  • Notable events: Hosted football at the 1948 Olympic Games; record attendance of 38,678 for Brentford vs Leicester in the 1949 FA Cup.
  • Demolished/renamed: Demolished 2021; Brentford later moved to the Gtech Community Stadium (Brentford Community Stadium) on Lionel Road.