Marvellous, but limited. Upstairs is shut because the floor is unsafe. Some mediocre WWII history boards inside, but not much else. That said, if you're near, go. Not often does one have the chance to see inside a 15th-century building, let alone one so well preserved.

Lovely little place. A total one off. Popped in on the way home for a quick 5/10 minute stop. You need to go to one of the neighbours to get the keys to go inside (which we found highly unusual and very trusting). Top floor wasn’t open.

Small NT site where you have to collect the keys of the local residents Interesting info inside regarding local history and the RAF stationed in the area in WWII

Two rooms and have to get key from near by resident. Is it worth the journey? Not really as nothing about the houses history just the ww2;area. It was interesting but really big chunks missing, whom owned it? It's medieval history and so forth Let's be honest , the building best bit is the stair case but this building needs help and attraction

Small 15th century building, with fascinating local architecture and a museum exploring Easton's industrial past. Details of key holders to gain entry are posted on the door. (Toilet also available). Parking on the road outside. No staff present. For those with limited mobility the staircase is very narrow to get to the top floor. Worth a visit if you are in the area already, the collections are slightly random but still interesting. My visit lasted about 20 mins