Available for film and photographic shoots is this stunning medieval townhouse with a meticulously restored interior and exterior, perfect for internal photography.
Merchant’s House stands as one of the oldest surviving buildings in the town. It occupies a prominent location on the edge of the square, having been a silent witness to events spanning nearly 500 years. This historical gem boasts an array of architectural marvels that have been revealed over time, including, stunning fireplaces Intricately detailed plaster ceilings, substantial oak floorboards and blocked doorway.
Believed to sit on a 14th-century cellar and adapted around 1550/70 Including wood dating back to the time of the Battle of Agincourt
The building holds a prestigious Grade II* listing, emphasising its historical and architectural importance.
Merchant’s House provides an authentic and atmospheric backdrop, ideal for capturing the essence of medieval architecture and history.
