Aragon House, Fulham, Grade II listed pub in Parsons Green, London.
Aragon House is a Grade II listed pub in Parsons Green with floors arranged around distinct hospitality zones. The building houses a main bar, dining area, basement cocktail lounge, 15 hotel bedrooms, and an enclosed garden terrace.
The building served as a residence for an influential novelist from 1756 to 1761, anchoring its significance in 18th-century literary history. Its current name honors this notable residency that shaped the site's identity.
The building draws its name from a celebrated author and merges his literary legacy with the neighborhood's contemporary social scene. Visitors experience a blend of historical reference and modern hospitality within spaces that acknowledge the site's significant past.
The establishment sits roughly 300 meters from Parsons Green tube station and welcomes visitors seven days a week with extended Friday and Saturday hours. Multiple rooms serve different purposes, making it easy to find a suitable setting whether you seek a quiet meal or a busier social scene.
The basement lounge extends service into late evening hours, offering a quieter retreat than the main floors while specializing in fine wines and hand-made cocktails. Few visitors expect such an upscale drinks program tucked beneath a traditional neighborhood pub.
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