Not Godrick's Hollow by 30pics4jackiesdiamond

Not Godrick's Hollow

This is the house that Harry Potter's parents were killed in by Voldemort which Harry and Hermione visited at Christmas (in the film). It is in the stunningly beautiful village of Lavenham in Suffolk.
Lovely to see.
February 17th, 2022  
Interesting use of timber and brick which you captured the pattern well. Is it inhabited?
February 17th, 2022  
Ohhhhh, interesting!
February 17th, 2022  
Brilliant capture and building!
February 17th, 2022  
Beautiful architecture.
February 17th, 2022  
Lovely quirky property. Must try and go to Lavenham this year.
February 17th, 2022  
Neat building.
February 17th, 2022  
A fascinating building and a great capture.
February 17th, 2022  
Love Harry Potter, and what a fab house, it really does look wizardly...
February 17th, 2022  
A marvellous building, and such a contrast to the one beside it!
February 17th, 2022  
Lovely old house
February 17th, 2022  
Incredible architecture. Amazing to know that you can still visit it today. Fabulous photo of it. You did a magnificent job of getting it all in the frame
February 17th, 2022  
I did not make the most of Lavenham - hope you saw ALL the half-timbering!
February 17th, 2022  
Wow! It looks very fitting. Perfect cast for the movie and very interesting to look at on it's own
February 18th, 2022  
Beautiful architecture.
February 18th, 2022  
@haskar it is so old and wobbly
@jcoder it stands out from others as it's not plastered
@anniesue oh yes. We used to be dragged around as children when we had visitors, oh so boring! It's much smaller than I remember
@grammyn the whole town centre is medieval, many buildings modernised in later centuries
@joansmor wouldn't want to live there
@ljmanning next door will also be Tudor but modernised in Georgian times by covering the architrave etc
@christinav it's not the crookedest one in town!
@wendyfrost had to stand in the road!!!
@dutchothotmailcom it's in need of some love I think
@jacqbb Holland must have towns like this too??
@wakelys can recommend a fabulous cafe to visit (Sweetmeats) just off the town centre
@monicac it is interesting to see the old timbers ( which back in the day would have been covered in lime and plaster and definitely NOT visible!!
@randystreat I think it is, there were curtains at the windows, but the garden looks unkempt
February 18th, 2022  
I think the last time we went there was shortly after we got married, with your mum. Didn’t realise it had Harry Potter connections these days. But, I suppose there aren’t too many places where you’d find this much quirkiness! Nice shot.
February 18th, 2022  
That's amazing!
February 18th, 2022  
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