Himley Hall, situated between Kingswinford and Wombourne, started life in the 18th century when a medieval manor house on the site belonging to the Earl of Dudley was demolished to make way for a great Palladian mansion.

Remains of abbey founded by King John in the 13th century. Opened by the Halesowen Abbey Trust.

Harvington is a moated medieval and Elizabethan manor-house south-east of Kidderminster. Many of the rooms still have their original Elizabethan wall-paintings and the Hall contains the finest series of priest-holes anywhere in the country. During the 19th Century...

This architecturally exciting estate stands in eight acres of grounds, with mature walled gardens, orchards, paddocks and a one acre fully stocked carp lake. The original cottage dates to Tudor times, and the main house is known to date from the mid 1500's, paint...

Cottage, organic garden and orchard illustrating the mid 19th-century Chartist movement – a time of remarkable British political change. Visits must be pre-booked and are by guided tour only.

Dudmaston offers something unexpected in the Shropshire countryside, a house that provides a classical setting for a collection of modern and contemporary art.

The modern and bustling Birmingham suburb of Kings Norton contrasts with its independent village-green history. Likewise, Saint Nicolas Place offers a stunning contrast of old and new. Tudor timbers sit next to glass walls, panelled wooden corners complement bright...

The cottage is believed to date from the early 18th century. It is a simple artisans dwelling, constructed of brick, tile and timber. When built, it was part of a short terrace, but the other cottages were demolished to make way for the widening of the Newton Road....

An atmospheric glimpse into the lives of the ordinary people who helped make Birmingham an extraordinary city. On a fascinating guided tour, step back in time at Birmingham's last surviving court of back to backs; houses built literally back-to-back around a communal...

A little wilderness of woodlands and heath in the heart of the Midlands.