A merchant’s house in the heart of the town, it retains an amazing series of historic interiors dating from the 13th to the 18th centuries and is Grade 1 listed. Features of interest include two tiled floors from the later 13th century (the largest in-situ tiled floors in any secular building in Britain); the 14th-century vaulted undercroft; the five-storey Elizabethan tower and a series of rooms created by the architect Henry Bell in 1700.
Grade I house provides 'the most remarkable catalogue of building periods from the Middle Ages onwards' (Pevsner). Elizabethan tower has Jacobean murals and spectacular views. Inc tea & cake.
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