National Trust - Greys Court

One more lovely National Trust place.
The whole area is beautiful with very well kept gardens that are even pretty in winter.
Staff is very pleasant.
You can enjoy a good walk in the property.
Just note the house closes by 4pm.and last visit is at 3pm.

Visited yesterday, in early February. Didn't arrive in time to see the house, but the walled gardens were lovely despite being mostly dormant. Patches of snowdrops and fragrant narcissi, cyclamen and deep purple crocus, dotted with the happy yellow of primroses in the afternoon sunshine really lifted the spirits. Can't wait to come back and explore more, and indeed loved it so much I'm about to send off a CV as I type! What a stunning place! Can't wait to see the gardens in bloom in spring and summer, particularly looking forward to the spectacular wisteria display!

If your in the area this NT property is a must.The house looks like a home and you feel as if you could live there.The gardens are a joy to walk through and in the spring and summer the place must come alive.

Family trip to see this lovely NT venue. Beautiful walled gardens, with the added benefit of a sculpture display throughout the gardens.

Cafe was well stocked, but usual NT high prices and slow service.

The walk around the perimeter is fabulous, with a small kids play area and plenty of woods to explore. The kids loved it.

Lovely place. Great tea room. As it goes National trust site are definitely worth the visit but Greys Court has some lovely views and the staff were very welcoming and knowledgeable.

Great afternoon out. Such a beautiful house with great history. The gardens are immaculate with so much to see.

A nice place with several gardens. It is too early this time for blossom. I'll definitely come again and again in the rest of the year to enjoy different flower seasons.

We spent a good two hours going around Greys Court the weather was not great but that didn't dampen people's enthusiasm It was great to see young families spending quality time together.

Beautiful house, lovely walled gardens. There is a lot to see and wonder around. There is a cafe, shop and secondhand book shop on site.

Great place to visit, a lovely house with a nice family feel about it. It's really interesting. Gardens a delight to walk around. Also, nice walks in the surrounding woodlands.

Another great National Trust place. Nice old house, beautiful walled gardens, knowledgeable people and all pretty well laid out and organised. Shame the cafe was so filthy dirty... No tables cleaned, and outside this attracts wasps galore... Totally unacceptable for the prices you pay for a coffee and light bite. All staff are friendly and helpful though.

The cafe was good and dogs allowed inside a big bonus. The shop was very inviting and dogs also allowed in there. The house and walled garden were both great and good to wonder round. Lovely walk around the fields.

I had forgotten how beautiful the smaller Nation Trust houses can be and Greys Court, tucked away in the Chilterns in an absolute gem. From the welcoming staff, live piano played by a member, to the homemade shortbread and tarts. Bliss on a sunny day. Followed by usual lunch in the old cowshed and walled gardens in bloom, even in October. Thank all volunteers for all their hard work.

We go to see the Wisteria every year, and it was wonderful. The gardens are full of spring blooms, we missed the tulips but the bluebells were still pretty in the woods surrounding the house... it was a lovely visit with lots of benches to sit in the gardens and enjoy the flowers.

Lovely National Trust place to visit when the weather is nice. Lots to see there. The house itself is quite small, so you might want to avoid it when it gets very busy, but the gardens are especially nice in spring/summer.

Everything you need for a day out..... including a coffee shop and ample space for a picnic..... The house is really wonderful. Lots of different buildings to see and very worth while..... The gardens are almost fully renovated and they're looking absolutely wonderful in the spring.

Beautiful house, friendly and helpful staff, was great to see lots of young families there. Will hopefully visit again one day

Great, albeit relatively small, house with an exceptional complex of walled gardens. Unusual to see many modern devices, including radios and a TV, in an NT property but not really surprising as the last householder died just 20 years ago. Cafe a little disappointing as the menu was limited but still perfectly reasonable so 5 stars overall.

I am impressed by this place, beautifully maintained house, objects and gardens just super.wonderful place to spend time with the family. Recommend

Very pleasant walk around. Did not get into the house, but the gardens are lovely