Can you solve our May ‘Room with a Clue’ puzzle?
Each month, we show you a room from a house of significance and ask you to work out either what the house is, or who lived there. There’s a prize up for grabs, so see if you can solve the riddle…
Medieval marvel
When this early 15th-century Wealden hall house last changed hands in 1896, it became the first building under the ownership of a groundbreaking new charity, which this year celebrates its 125th anniversary. It was used as a residence for the local parish priest and was once part of Anne of Cleves’ estate, awarded to her as part of her divorce. Until 1977, the house was rented out – at one time two families lived here together. Since then, along with its medieval-style gardens, it has operated as a museum.
The prize
If you think you know this month’s mystery home, you could be in with
a chance of winning this Vegetable Garden Lemons half-pint mug, worth £19.95, from queen of colourful ceramics Emma Bridgewater. Based
in the Potteries in Stoke-on-Trent, Emma’s factory has been making
your everyday cup of tea just that little bit more special since 1985.
To see the full range, visit emmabridgewater.co.uk
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