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Inside, the house retains many of its original features and looks just as it would have done in the 17th century, giving a tantalising flavour of Tudor and Stuart England.

The Great Parlour is restored as a typical dining room and the first floor chamber contains the original bedroom furniture and fittings listed in a 17th century inventory of contents.

You can even see the initials of a previous owner William Blythe, and the date 1627, carved into the oak panelling in the Hall.