National Trust - Treasurer's House, York

National Trust - Treasurer's House York is a historic 12th century house that impresses with its rich history and unique collection of antiques. The building, remodeled in the 17th century by the Young family, is famous for its eccentric owner Frank Green, who marked the exact positions of furniture on the floor.

The house hosted King James I in 1617 and offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of English nobility. The interior is filled with furniture, ceramics, textiles and paintings collected during Green's travels.

It is the perfect place for lovers of history, architecture and art.