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© Treasurer's House, National Trust
Rebuilt by Thomas Young; the elegant house is best seen from the garden
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© Treasurer's House, National Trust
The statues in the walled garden are accentuated by a dusting of snow
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Step into the Great Hall to see the grand staircase based on the one at Knole (Kent)
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© Treasurer's House, National Trust
The William and Mary staircase creates a palatial entrance to the first floor
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© Treasurer's House, National Trust
Treasurer's House was donated to the National Trust with its entire collection
Elegant town house dating from medieval times
Only a few metres from York Minster, this was the first house ever given to the National Trust complete with a collection - and it is not all that it first seems.
It has a history spanning 2,000 years, from the Roman road in the cellar to the Edwardian servants' quarters in the attics, and thirteen period rooms in between.
These house one man's remarkable collection of antique furniture, ceramics, textiles and paintings from a 300-year period.
Infamous ghost stories are another of the many quirky attributes of this property.
Don't miss
- Take the attic tour and learn about Edwardian servant life
- Join the cellar tour; hear about sightings of Roman ghosts
- Relax in the quiet walled garden
- Enjoy refreshment in the table service tea-room
- Trails for children available daily
- Listen to our engaging room guides
