HOME Visit Resources Information Location Groups/Schools Seasonal events Weddings & Civil Ceremonies Things to do & see An introduction A tour of Selly Manor Minworth Greaves The Garden History The Tudors Local History Selly Manor History About Bournville Other resources Teacher Information Ideas & Activities Play a Tudor Game Selly Manor Sayings Useful links Museum email Your Comments Bournville Village Trust

Information We bring a whole new meaning to moving house.. Come along and visit two of Birmingham's oldest houses. These two beautiful timber-framed manor houses were actually moved and rebuilt in the village of Bournville by the Cadbury family. Both timber-framed houses have beautiful oak furniture and domestic objects A visit to Selly Manor is like stepping back in time to a Tudor house, and offers a fascinating insight into life centuries ago. Opening Times: Tuesday to Friday, 10am - 5pm (all year) Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays, 2pm - 5pm (Easter - September) Admissions: Adults £3.50 Concessions £2.50 Children £1.50 Family Ticket (2 adults, 3 children) £9.50 Free admission to Bournville Village Trust residents with proof of address. (Prices may vary for special events) School Educational £3 per child with a member of our education staff. Reduced admission prices can be arranged for shorter visits or if school staff lead the day themselves. Call us on +44(0)121 472 0199 or email sellymanor@bvt.org.uk for more information. Accessibility: For much more information on access at Selly Manor please follow this link to the Visit Birmingham website (click on the underlined words). We have two timber framed buildings on site. The medieval hall Minworth Greaves is on one floor with a small entrance step. Selly Manor is on three storeys, but is only accessible by stairs, one entrance has one step, and one entrance has four steps. We have two toilets, which are suitable for wheelchair users. We also have a small sounvenir shop. We can provide guided tours & talks (need to pre-book), portable notes, torches, magnifying glasses and we have a photo album tour of Selly Manor. All dogs are welcome in the garden, and guide dogs may enter the houses. We are happy to help in any way we can - please just ask. To use this web site choose from the bar on the left hand side (this is on every page) the page you would like to look at.