Tudor Merchant's House
About
A National Trust property on Quay Hill, built around 1500, one of the best-preserved Tudor merchant's houses in Wales. The original three-storey structure survives with a distinctive Flemish chimney, and the interior is furnished to show how a prosperous Tenby merchant family would have lived. Small and quick to visit, and a useful indoor option a few doors from Plantagenet House.
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Highlights
- ✓A circa-1500 three-storey Tudor merchant's house
- ✓A distinctive surviving Flemish chimney
- ✓Interior furnished to show how a prosperous Tenby merchant family lived
- ✓A quick, indoor stop a few doors from Plantagenet House
Tips
- →Free for National Trust members; standard admission applies otherwise.
- →A quick stop, best paired with the town walls walk or Plantagenet House nearby.
- →Check for reduced winter hours or seasonal closure before visiting.
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