Trent Park House is a brand that is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the incredible history of the Secret Listeners during World War Two. Located on the ground floor and atmospheric basement of the Grade II listed mansion house at Trent Park, this brand aims to create a world-class visitor attraction. The restored stately rooms take visitors on a journey through the social and political world of Sir Philip Sassoon, before revealing the clandestine operations against Hitler's top military commanders.

Trent Park House is the result of the "Save Trent Park" campaign, a successful public campaign to protect and restore the site. Supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Architectural Heritage Fund, and the Prince's Regeneration Trust, this brand is working diligently to deliver the highest quality redevelopment.

Once complete, Trent Park House will serve as a vital link between other historically significant attractions such as the Imperial War Museum, Churchill War Rooms, Bletchley Park, and Bentley Priory, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the intelligence operations during World War Two. Trent Park House also aims to form partnerships with local heritage attractions and engage with local communities through outreach programs.

However, to ensure the realization of this ambitious project, the Trust is currently seeking funds. Donations are greatly appreciated to help make Trent Park House a reality and immortalize the essential work carried out by the Secret Listeners.