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The Grade I Stokesay Castle: the finest and best-preserved fortified medieval manor house in England
'DeVere House' in Lavenham, Suffolk. Originally built in the 14th-century for the wealthy de Vere family, it was used to represent Harry's childhood home in Godric's Hollow.
The Tudor House, Margate, Kent. Built in 1525, is a unique example of a ‘transitional house’ – bridging the gap between medieval open-hall and early-modern houses with two storeys throughout.
The late 15th century timber-framed Tudor House & Garden is Southampton’s most important historic building.
Ordsall Hall, Salford is a formerly moated Tudor mansion, the oldest parts of which were built during the 15th century - http://www.salfordcommunityleisure.co.uk/culture/ordsall-hall

Tudor Houses Explained. Trevor Yorke. Published 2009 by Countryside Books. ISBN 1 84674 150 0

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 File:StokesayCastle.jpg|The Grade I Stokesay Castle: the finest and best-preserved fortified medieval manor house in England
+File:DeVere-Lavenham.JPG|'DeVere House' in Lavenham, Suffolk. Originally built in the 14th-century for the wealthy de Vere family, it was used to represent Harry's childhood home in Godric's Hollow.
 File:TudorHouse-Margate.jpeg|The Tudor House, Margate, Kent. Built in 1525, is a unique example of a ‘transitional house’ – bridging the gap between medieval open-hall and early-modern houses with two storeys throughout.