I have never been to this beautiful tudor/georgian property before, its a real gem & just minutes from Hackney Central overground. The house is just lovely to look around with a quirky cafe & gift shop. I didn't have my children with me this time, but I intend to go back for some of their Family events -which are held... More

If you are not familiar with the roads of East London you may find that Sutton House is difficult to find when travelling by car. National Trust members will have directions in their handbook but, nevertheless, I found the road journey from Hampstead to be a bit of a nightmare. On the upside, however, there is plentiful parking in the... More

This is a fantastic example of a medieval Tudor house, built 1535, which for the main part is in highly original decor. There are wood panelled rooms, where the panelling is essentially all original and in wonderful condition, and stone fireplaces. There is also a 17th Century wooden staircase. The house is the oldest brick house in East London and... More

I went by tube and Silverlink train to Hackney to see it. SH was built in 1535 by one of Henry VIII's courtiers and is one the most complete Tudor house left in London. It doesn't have much in the way of furniture, but the building itself is interesting enough for an hour's visit, and it didn't take very long... More