Nestled in the heart of York, the Treasurer’s House stands as one of the original National Trust properties, a 2-story mansion with a history stretching back 2,000 years. Set within landscaped gardens, the house offers a rich tapestry of period rooms filled with historical artifacts, such as a Queen Anne bedspread and an intricate blown-glass chandelier. Visitors can explore these well-preserved interiors, each room providing a glimpse into different eras. The cellars, rumored to be haunted, add an intriguing layer to the visit, inviting guests to delve into the mansion’s mysterious past.
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