This was a truly interesting experience with knowledgeable guides who brought it to life. We took our grandchildren aged 8 and 11 and although they were initially not overly enthusiastic they soon became fascinated by what life was like in Tudor times and we were there much longer than we had thought. Woud definitely recommend a visit

Well worth a visit. The interior is well preserved and all the rooms have authentic (not original) type furniture. The staff are superb and have plenty of time for inquisitive children and more enlightened adults. Give yourself up to an hour to view and follow the children as they go on their own treasure trail.

While in Tenby we decided to check out this property. As its owned by the N.T and we're members, it was free admission but for non members, it was only £6.50 entry. This property is not open every day, so please check website. We visited on a Thursday and were one of the first entries through the door. It got busy very quickly. The property is small inside and spread out over 3 floors. There really isn't lots to see in there but you get a good feel of how they lived in those past times. I would still say it's worth visiting, after all it's a 15th century tudor property with wonderful architecture and original features. Good to pass an hour wandering around. The staff are knowledgeable and have some good stories to tell.

We visited as we were NT members. I’m not sure it would be worth paying to see as the house is made up of just 3 rooms and a small herb garden. We also had to queue to enter as they were operating a one-in-one-out system. Rooms are well laid out with reproduction furniture. There is plenty of information and staff are enthusiastic.

What an interesting National Trust property that you must visit when visiting Tenby. We visited in March 2024. The house is full of surprises that illustrate its use throughout the years. Really helpful Trust guides on every floor. 10/10

We visited with our National Trust membership. The house is only very small (it took us about 30 minutes) but we are pleased we went as it gave us an insight into Tudor life at Tenby and the guides were on hand to tell us interesting facts. The house was well laid out. Only a few pieces of furniture in the bedroom were original, but it was good to have a look around.

Interesting house - a glimpse back in time. Friendly and informative room guides. Sympathetic reconstruction of rooms with reproduction furniture. I Enjoyed the tiny little enclosed yard - complete with herb bed