With instructions from Krishnamurti, the Centre was designed by the architect Keith Critchlow in 1985 and is set in over forty acres of grounds in the peaceful Hampshire countryside. The Krishnamurti Centre has 20 en-suite rooms, a library, lounge, quiet room, conservatory, video rooms and dining room. All meals are vegetarian, with a vegan option. There is no guidance or structured activity outside the Theme Weekends or Study Retreats, and guests can arrange their own study programme, use the library, walk in the grounds or inquire informally with others. Day guests may use the Centre’s facilities without charge and, by prior arrangement, have lunch, for which there is a charge.

The Centre’s collection of books, audio and video recordings in many languages, is available for all guests. The library contains copies of all Krishnamurti’s books and many translations. There are two video rooms and portable audio and video players available for guests to use. The bookshop stocks a comprehensive selection of Krishnamurti material for sale in many formats.

Established in 1968 as an educational charitable trust, the Foundation exists to preserve and make available Krishnamurti’s teachings, as well as to support Brockwood Park School, Inwoods Small School and the Krishnamurti Centre.

The Foundation is not a religious organisation nor does it have any spiritual authority but it provides a service to those who may be interested in pursuing an understanding of the teachings in their own lives.