Willmer House

Willmer House, a grade I listed Baroque-style building in Farnham, Surrey, was constructed in 1718 for a local hop merchant and has served various purposes, including a school and dental surgery. Since 1961, it has been home to the Museum of Farnham. Renowned for its stunning red-brick façade, described as one of the finest in the country, the building features intricate Doric pilasters and a beautifully detailed interior. Recent restoration efforts have revealed significant repair needs, leading to ongoing scaffolding and funding applications to preserve this historic gem. Visitors can explore its architectural beauty and learn about its rich history, making it a must-see for tourists and researchers alike.