Pitzhanger Manor

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The Pitzhanger Manor Gallery and House comprises Pitzhanger Manor House, a restored Georgian villa once owned and designed by Sir John Soane in Ealing, London, in 1800. It is a Grade I listed building and serves as the London Borough of Ealing's main museum.

The building was acquired by the old Ealing District Council in 1901 for use as a public library. A sympathetically designed extension to the House, built in 1940, is now the largest art gallery in West London. The library was moved out in 1985 and a program of restoration was then begun.

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Coordinates: 51°30′39.95″N, 00°18′26.02″W

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