Greys Court
Ventured out for lunch at Greys Court, a National Trust property near Henley on Thames In Oxfordshire. Afterwards we wandered around the gardens and by luck there was nobody in the frame as we walked past the house. Couldn't resist this capture.
The property was mentioned in the Domesday Book compiled for William the Conqueror in 1086 although the house dates from Tudor times, Several families have lived here over the centuries but it was last family, Sir John and Lady Brunner who gifted it to the National Trust in 1968.
Greys Court
Ventured out for lunch at Greys Court, a National Trust property near Henley on Thames In Oxfordshire. Afterwards we wandered around the gardens and by luck there was nobody in the frame as we walked past the house. Couldn't resist this capture.
The property was mentioned in the Domesday Book compiled for William the Conqueror in 1086 although the house dates from Tudor times, Several families have lived here over the centuries but it was last family, Sir John and Lady Brunner who gifted it to the National Trust in 1968.