The Brentford Community Stadium, unveiled in 2020, stands as the Premier League's newest addition and is among the league's smaller stadiums. The club's quest for a new ground, initiated in 2010, faced setbacks until changes in club ownership in 2012 finally propelled the realisation of this stadium. Positioned merely half a mile from their former home, Griffin Park, it continues the club's legacy in a new locale.

Comprising four primary stands—South, North, West, and East—the South Stand offers premium seating, while the West Stand houses ardent supporters in hardcore sections.

Notably, ticket prices at this venue are more reasonable compared to most Premier League fixtures. However, securing tickets can prove challenging due to the stadium's limited capacity.

For convenient access, train travel stands out as the optimal choice, with the stadium situated a mere 100 metres from Kew Bridge Station. Additionally, nearby London Underground stations such as Gunnersbury and Chiswick Park offer alternative transportation options. Driving to the ground is discouraged due to potentially expensive parking fees and various charges associated with city driving.