The Brentford & Isleworth Meeting House (a Grade II listed Georgian-era building) is a unique example of early Quaker architecture, and one of the oldest purpose-built meeting houses in London. Expanded several times over the years since, the original meeting room sits in scenic and quiet grounds. There are also a summer house in the gardens, small meeting rooms and a fully-equipped kitchen (including cooker, fridge, microwave, kettle, sink, etc.). Excellent acoustics, privacy, quiet, and plenty of natural light.

All bookings include use of the gardens, kitchen and toilet facilities. The main building is fully accessible, including an accessible toilet with baby-changing facilities, and good WiFi is available throughout the site. Parking is available for 1-2 vehicles inside the gates on the site, and street parking can be arranged where needed.

There is plenty of furniture available for use, and rooms can be rearranged as required.