Greys Court, is an intimate family home and peaceful estate set in the rolling Chiltern Hills. It has been modified over the centuries, creating a patchwork of medieval, Tudor, Georgian, Victorian and 20th century influences inside and out.

Greys Court has been modified over the centuries, creating a patchwork of medieval, Tudor, Georgian, Victorian and 20th century influences inside and out. Through a mixture of building styles, architectural influences and remnants of the past, discover a stitched-together story of the different families that have called this place home for over 900 years.

This picturesque 16th-century mansion and tranquil gardens were home to the Brunner family until recent years. The house exudes a welcoming atmosphere with a well-stocked kitchen and homely living rooms. The series of walled gardens is a colourful patchwork of interest set amid medieval ruins.

An intimate family home and peaceful estate set in the rolling hills of the Chilterns.

Other buildings from earlier eras include the Great Tower from the 14th century and a rare Tudor donkey wheel, in use until the early 20th century.

Timings & Tours

6th-15th September: Garden & Shop: 1000-1700. House: 1100-1600. Tea-room 1000-1630.

Image: Exterior view of Greys Court, Oxfordshire | © National Trust Images/Hugh Mothersole