About St Luke's House

St Luke’s House is a charitable community resource situated on Sandycombe Road in Richmond, close to the Kew border. Operating under the auspices of a registered non-profit, it provides a welcoming and accessible space for local groups, activities and organisations serving the Kew and Richmond area. Whether you are looking to connect with community initiatives, find space for a local group, or learn more about how the charity supports the neighbourhood, St Luke’s House offers an open door to residents throughout the week. Full details of its work and how to get involved can be found at stlukeshousekew.org.uk.

Local area

Sandycombe Road sits in one of the quieter, more residential pockets of Richmond, just where the borough edges into Kew — a neighbourhood with a strong sense of community identity and a tradition of local civic life. Richmond has long supported a culture of voluntary effort and neighbourly engagement, and St Luke’s House fits naturally into that tradition. In a town where independent institutions and local societies are genuinely valued, a charity offering a shared space and community focus represents exactly the kind of resource that helps hold a neighbourhood together.

Why choose St Luke's House

St Luke’s House stands out for its accessibility and its commitment to the local community rather than any commercial agenda. Open every day of the week from eight in the morning until nine in the evening, it offers genuinely flexible hours that suit working people, retirees and everyone in between. Its location on Sandycombe Road is easily reached from both Richmond and Kew. For residents who want to give their time, join a local group or simply find out what is happening in the community, St Luke’s House provides a reliable, welcoming point of contact with no commercial pressure attached.

Services

  • Community space hire
  • Support for local organisations and groups
  • Charitable activities and programmes
  • Community engagement and outreach
  • Venue for local events and meetings

Ideal for: Local residents in Kew and Richmond, Community groups and voluntary organisations, Charities and non-profit bodies, Residents seeking community connection, Local activity and interest groups.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is St Luke's House located?

St Luke’s House is at 270 Sandycombe Road, Richmond, TW9 3LU — a residential road that runs between Richmond and Kew.

What days and hours is St Luke's House open?

St Luke’s House is open seven days a week, Monday to Sunday, from 8 AM to 9 PM.

How can I find out more about the work of St Luke's House or get involved?

You can visit the charity’s website at stlukeshousekew.org.uk or call them directly on 07542 887527.

Is St Luke's House a charity?

Yes, St Luke’s House is a registered non-profit organisation serving the Kew and Richmond community.

Does St Luke's House serve just Kew, or the wider Richmond area too?

Based on the available information, St Luke’s House serves both the Kew and Richmond areas as a shared community and charitable resource.

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