Suffolk · Heritage Sites
De Vere House
De Vere House is a medieval timber-framed heritage building in Lavenham, Suffolk, dating to the 15th century. Located at 72 Water Street, it showcases authentic Tudor architecture and period feat…

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De Vere House
De Vere House stands among the notable heritage sites in Lavenham, Suffolk, occupying a timber-framed building that dates back several centuries on Water Street. This Grade II listed structure showcases the architectural style typical of the wool trade era when Lavenham prospered as a weaving centre. The house retains many original features including its characteristic medieval framework and period details that reflect its long history.
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