It was the only stadium in the English Football League to have a pub on each of its four corners.
The stadium was opened in 1904, named after the Griffin Brewery located nearby.
The pitch at Griffin Park was located in the middle of a dense residential area, creating a unique 'stadium in the streets' atmosphere.
The final competitive match at the venue took place in July 2020 during the Championship play-off semi-final.
Griffin Park was the long-standing home of Brentford FC, situated in Brentford, West London. The stadium was famously known as the only English professional football ground to feature a pub on every corner. It hosted Brentford FC for 116 years before the club relocated to the Gtech Community Stadium in 2020. Since the club's departure, the site has been decommissioned and slated for residential redevelopment. The venue is no longer an active sports facility or public stadium.
The exterior perimeter along Braemar Road, where the original brickwork can still be identified.
Do not visit expecting an active stadium tour, as the site is closed to the public.
Respect the ongoing redevelopment of the site by staying on public thoroughfares.
Do not attempt to enter the construction site or private property boundaries.
Permanently closed as a sporting venue; the site is currently a redevelopment zone.
