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National Trust - Paycocke's House and Garden

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National Trust - Paycocke's House and Garden

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Paycocke's is a National Trust house and garden in Coggeshall, Essex. Built in 1509 it is a fine example of a Tudor Merchants House. Closed for the winter.

Address: 25 West St, Coggeshall, Colchester CO6 1NS, UK
Phone: 01376 561305
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State: Essex
City: Colchester
Zip Code: CO6 1NS

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Situated in the village of Coggeshall near Colchester,Essex this ancient house has a rich history. It was one the home of the Paycock family who were wealthy traders in the cloth industry which was present in much of the local area hundreds of years ago. The house has had many more occupants both before and after and the volunteer guides will fill you in as you are given a tour around the house and gardens.nAfter the tour there are a few more rooms to visit and information boards giving a further insight into the history of the house and those who resided there.nEntry is free for National Trust members. Membership is from £7.50 a month and gives access to over 500 locations. You can also pay to just visit the house.nThere is a tea room and a secondhand bookshop on-site.nDuring the tour visitors go to the upper floor,due to the age of the house there are only stairs so wheelchair users could only have a partial tour.nPersonally,I would allow about two hours for your visit.nThere is free street parking nearby on weekends as there's a single yellow line. During the week it would be necessary to park in the nearby village.nIf you have time then National Trust's Grange Barn is just five minutes away. It is a huge 800 year old monastic barn again with an interesting history.nThere is a ruined Monastery and also a museum in the village, both of those are free to visit.
Exquisite. Not your usual stately house. A small home with a depth of history, style and craftsmanship all interestingly put by our guide. The house is only accessible by timed guided tour.nWonderful carved wood.nReally friendly and welcoming staff/volunteers.nLoved it all.
What a gorgeous place. It was a nice surprise on our way to somewhere else. This building from the early 1400's is a must see. Book your guided tour of the interior in advance, places fill quickly. The garden was stunning. We watched and spoke with two women who were spinning yarn, amazing knowledge and insight. Only downside, no oarking, but what can you expect from a town that old! Many other Listed buildings in the town as well. Worth a day out for the culture and beauty of this town.
Really worth a visit, home of a Hansiatic wool trading merchant. Lots of oak panneling but still light and airy accommodation with lots of historical content. Coffee in the garden is in a pleasent setting. Parking with a motorhome in the village can be problematic, however on Sunday the NT Barn nearby has parking with only a short walk to Paycocks House.
This national trust property , has no on site parking, you will either need to park on the street or in a local car park. It is best to book a tour in advance which lasts around 45 mins., the tours are informative and well delivered. There is a nice little cafe on site , a lovely garden and a 2nd hand book shop. The building is a survivor and welll worth a visit.
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