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© National Trust
This timber-framed house in Worcester was built by Thomas Grene in 1480
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© Rachael Trimm, National Trust
Our garden is a real sun-trap, why not grab an ice cream at the same time?
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© Derek Wilbraham
Find out how this beautiful tapestry came to be at Greyfriars
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© Rachael Trimm, National Trust
Enjoy strolling along the cobbled path or sit and enjoy the peace
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© Rachael Trimm, National Trust
What do these shields have to do with the story of the house?
Late Medieval merchant's house in Worcester city centre
Built in 1480, with early 17th and 18th-century additions, this fine timber-framed house was rescued from demolition after the Second World War and has been carefully restored and refurbished.
An archway leads through to a delightful walled garden.
Don't miss
- Modern art exhibition in the house open from 12 June until 15 December
- Discover how Greyfriars was saved from demolition
- See how the house has changed over the centuries
- Explore the delightful walled garden
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