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Find out when Treasurer's House is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Close to York Minster, is the large city centre shop. Drop-in as part of your visit to Treasurer's House, or whenever you're in the city. With unique ranges and local artisan produce, your purchases support the conservation work of the charity.
A short walk around the corner from Treasurer’s House is the York city centre shop with views of York Minster, at 32 Goodramgate. Like Treasurer’s House, it was donated to the National Trust in 1930 by Frank Green and rather than squeeze into a space in the house, it's a large airy building, perfect for perusing.
The friendly team are on hand if you need inspiration and National Trust vouchers or membership make a superb option.
Get in touch on 01904 659050 or email and a member of the team will be happy to help.
This is just a hint at some of the items available. New deliveries and seasonally changing ranges mean it's always worth dropping in when you're in York. Look out for 'Meet the maker' days to discover more about the local artisan products and maybe try a few samples.
The building has been used as a National Trust shop since 1969 - that's over 55 years of serving the local community and visitors to the city. Outwardly not much has changed beyond a few paint colours, however the inside is bright and modern, and products change with fashions and customer interests.
The archway at the front of the building once formed one of four entrances to the York Minster precinct. There are still timbers dating back to the late 12th century. This is the last remaining precinct entrance left standing today and an important reminder of York's heritage.
It is through your purchases and support that we are able to continue to care for nature, beauty and history for everyone, for ever.
In the below stairs area of Treasurer's House, next to the café, are book shelves with donations of pre-loved books. It's the perfect virtuous circle, peruse and pick one out if you're having a brew. When you've found something you like, leave your donation and take it home for your next read.
If and when you're having a book clear out yourself, donate back for onward sale. All donations support the work of the National Trust, including looking after the places in our care in York.
Did you know, there are three holiday apartments in York city centre, owned and managed by the National Trust. Two of these are located above the shop, and you can't get much more central for a mini-break exploring York's many attractions and restaurants. Take a look at Minstergate and Draper's Flat on the National Trust holiday website to plan a mini-break.
Find out when Treasurer's House is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Explore this hidden gem in the heart of York. A unique building filled to the brim with antiques and art and made to one man's exacting standards. Join a tour April - October or meander with the house decorated for Christmas.
Pre-booking a tour at Treasurer's House is recommended to guarantee a spot, April - October. If you're planning a visit to Treasurer's House, read this article to find out everything you need to know. Remaining spaces are available each day on a first come, first served basis, drop in to see the team and check for availability.
The café at Treasurer's House is open April - December in line with house opening times and tickets to the house are not needed. Choose from freshly bakes treats and light lunches and browse the secondhand books for a new page turner.
Escape the city and relax in the award-winning garden next door to York Minster – free to enjoy on open days. Winner of the gold award for Yorkshire in Bloom for six consecutive years and one of the best views in York.
Looking for the perfect gift or perhaps you're in need of some retail therapy? You can browse our full range via our online shop.
Set in the city of York, this characterful and quirky medieval cottage has views of York Minster.
Sitting in the centre of bustling and historic York, with views of York Minster, Draper’s is a contemporary style first floor apartment in a medieval building.