Iconic Tudor Hall Little Moreton Tour

[@Scrapper.]

Wonderfully detailed tour of this beautiful, fascinating olde Englande house. Cheers! Respect from Ireland.

[@Phorquieu]

This video deserves more Views and many more Likes... You've done a great job showing off the place, outside and in... You've been fearless, even with people in your way, even through narrow doorways and stairs. Best video I've seen yet in this historic building.

[@crusaderdanbottledigginguk]

Thank you very much I appreciate that 👍I enjoyed filming that place its a great piece of history

[@petpilgrimgoose]

Thank you for your great presentation. We live in a little 250 year old cottage in New Hampshire, USA that we DIY restored for over 20 years salvaging, etc. It is furnished with all English 17thc. antiques that we collected on a budget for years. It has a lot of the feel of this! Really enjoyed your video. We would give anything to be able to move to the UK and to also visit places like this.

[@voyaristika5673]

I'd love to be there in person. I'd like to see the clothing filmed for a moment. Fascinating tour. Thanks!

[@fioletowemikroby4757]

Thank you, for the video.

[@raiseyourworld5324]

Thank you for that and all the details you took care to find out. Surprised so few views xx

[@Mpayne1472]

This year I’m going to go here. Love it

[@LaurieLeeAnnie]

The little door around the 12:00 mark you needed to slide through was actually a hidden room accessed by the panel which they have since removed

[@benp4736]

ive always wanted to go here

[@crusaderdanbottledigginguk]

Its really nice mate

[@benp4736]

@@crusaderdanbottledigginguk it looks like something from a movie

[@madhungarian3024]

Fascinating place. Would love to visit it, but alas i'm in the wrong part of the world. About the anti-witch symbols and such, it's interesting that us moderns are fully as superstitious as our forebearers of long ago. With our feng shui and yoga moves and all our other superstitions to ward off the evil spirits. A bit off topic, but the superstition that most irritates me currently is the one about the number 4. It's the reason you don't find many 4-pointed star knobs on items, despite that fact that 4-pointed is the perfect ergonomic number of points on a star knob. Drives me batty, every time i'm forced to use an uncomfortable 3 or 5-pointed knob because of superstition.