Hungerford Antiques Arcade

About Hungerford Antiques Arcade

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Hungerford Arcade is a very beautiful building which is rich in history. Parts of it dates back to the 1300s. Oliver Cromwell stationed his troops here and Elizbeth the 1st has also been in the area. People love this old building which stands at the very heart of Hungerford.

Hungerford Antiques Arcade was one of the first, if not the first antiques centres in the UK and in 2022 will celebrate its 50th anniversary. It was officially the UK's Best Antique Centre as voted for by readers of the BBC's Homes and Antiques magazine.

With over 50 years experience in the antiques business, Hungerford Antiques Arcade offers a huge range of antiques, collectables and decorative items from as little as 50p to ££££s.
People travel from all over the world to shop at the Arcade. With its friendly welcoming atmospherie and very helpful staff, not forgetting the Cosy Coffee Shop upstairs makes it the place to be.
This fascinating Arcade of over 120 dealers is located in the beautiful market town of Hungerford, close to the M4 and within easy reach of London, the South East and the West Country.

The Arcade showcases an extraordinary selection of interesting and quirky items across the whole spectrum of antique categories that make perfect gifts, look fantastic in the home, and satisfy the collecting bug, for both general and specialist buyers. The Arcade's dealers source from all over the UK and abroad. The stallholder's wares include furniture, ceramics, jewellery, books, stamps, silver, militaria, bric-a-brac and more, covering budgets from 50p to lottery winnings. Browsers are very welcome, and can enjoy refreshments in the Cosy Coffee lounge.

Hungerford Arcade is a favourite and is frequently seen on TV in shows such as Bargain Hunt and Antiques Road Trip and have had live radio shows broadcast from inside the Arcade. Many famous people love to shop at the Arcade, including Royalty, and it makes us very proud.