Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village
House and art gallery dedicated to the work of the Victorian-era painter and sculptor George Frederic Watts.
Down Lane, Compton, Surrey, GU3 1DQ
Features
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Accessible parking
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Accessible toilets
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Conference rooms
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Corporate hire
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Easily accessible without a car
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Film location
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In-house catering
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Mostly wheelchair accessible
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WiFi
Our venue is beautiful and unique, much like our collection of paintings, drawings and sculpture.
Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village is the first purpose-built gallery dedicated to the work of one artist. With a range of spaces and packages available, we can provide the ideal ambience for your event.
Set within the tranquil surroundings of the Surrey Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our Grade II* listed Arts & Crafts Gallery provides a stunning location for a variety of events, both small and large-scale, including bespoke dinner and drink receptions, private celebrations, corporate events, team away days and memorials and wakes.
Within easy reach of central London, Watts Gallery Gallery – Artists’ Village is located in the village of Compton, just 10 minutes from Guildford. Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village includes the beautiful historic Watts Gallery created in 1904 and remains home to one of the finest collections of Victorian paintings, drawings and sculpture, the Grade I listed Watts Chapel, the Former Compton Pottery and Limnerslease, the artist’s home and studios.
Watts Gallery Trust is a registered charity. By booking an event with us, you support our on-going education and exhibition programmes as well as the conservation and care of our collection and historic estate.
Getting here
Down Lane, Compton, Surrey, GU3 1DQ
The main visitor entrance is at ///developed.magnetic.spike. What does this mean?
Located in Compton, Surrey, near Guildford. Just 40 mins from London Waterloo, and a short bus/taxi ride from Guildford station.
Trains run every 15 minutes from London Waterloo to Guildford station. There is a 46 bus from Guildford that runs every hour and drops passengers right outside the Visitor Centre of Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village.
