Tudor Family Home Film Location With 2 Kitchens

This restored Tudor home features, paneled walls in two ground floor rooms, each with a large stone fireplace, one of which carries a coat of arms and details above. Upstairs, the rooms are restored sympathetically to the period although not all of the furniture is contemporary.

The kitchen and bathrooms are all modern although the family bathroom hosts a stone fireplace and centrally located bath.

Built in about 1564 as a family home for a relatively well-to-do family. To evidence this its was set back from the main street whereas the rest of the houses were immediately on the street. The house all but burnt down in 1602 and was rebuilt in 1605. It remained largely unaltered on the exterior from that time but at some point the rendering was removed from the external stonework. The house was completely renovated from 2012 onwards and re-opened in 20014 with a traditional lime rendering applied.