Greys Court

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Rotherfield Greys, Henley-on-Thames,
Oxford, RG9 4PG

01491 628529

01491 628935

greyscourt@nationaltrust.org.uk

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2018-01-15 04:28:30


Opening Days and Hours
Dates/days/times open:

Please check with garden owners or their website to confirm current dates open

Property open every day from 1ST March - 31st OCTOBER 2013
Garden, tearoom and shop 11-5pm House 1-5pm

Best Times of Year to Visit:
Stunning garden all year round, Wisteria a must see usually flowering in May

Parties/Coaches: Yes

Pre booked only

Group Appointment: Yes

Timed ticket

House Open for Viewing: Yes

Last admission approx. 30 minutes before closing.

National Garden Scheme days: No
Best Times of Year to Visit:
To see:
Admission Prices

Gift Aid Admission (Standard Admission prices in brackets)
Garden only: adult £7.70 (£7.00), child £3.85 (£3.50).
House and grounds: adult £9.90 (£9.00), child £4.95 (£4.00), family £24.75 (£22.50).

Onsite Facilities
Parking: Yes
Shop: Yes
Teas: Yes
Dogs Allowed: Yes
Lavatories: Yes
Plants for Sale: Yes
Refreshment: Yes
On Lead only: Yes
Disabled Access: Yes
Lunches: Yes
Picnics: Yes
Special Events: Yes
Other Facilities & Comments:

Dogs on lead in car park and on footpaths in estate. Village Fete Day - 1st Sept

Garden Features & Events

A picturesque house with tranquil walled gardens; Intriguing Tudor Manor with 14th-century fortifications; Ornamental gardens set within medieval walls; Old-fashioned roses, wisteria walk and maze; Fascinating associations with Jacobean court intrigue; A rare Tudor donkey wheel.

English Heritage/Visit Scotland Garden Grade:
National Collection:
Nearby Cambridgeshire Hotels, Facilities & Amenities


Hotels & Accommodation:

The Knoll, Shiplake

Restaurants:
Inns & Pubs:

Horns, Crazies Hill Bird in Hand, Knowl Hill Five Horseshoes, Henley-on-Thames

Villages / Towns / Sightseeing:
Description of Garden

The 14th century ruins of a fortified house, which still sports a Great Tower, provide a peaceful background to a tranquil garden, or rather a set of gardens, of which perhaps the main feature is a spectacular arbour of ancient wisteria. Walled gardens are resplendent with old-fashioned roses and beds of paeonies. The ornamental vegetable garden and the White Garden complete a picture of tranquillity. The Archbishop's Maze will also be of interest.

History Of Garden

The property was bought by Sir Felix and Lady Brunner in 1937 and largely developed by them.

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