Bishop Lloyd's House, Grade I listed building in Chester, England
Bishop Lloyd's House stands at 41 Watergate Street with three stories, featuring intricate carvings of mythological figures and religious scenes on its timber-framed exterior.
The structure originated as two separate townhouses built upon medieval undercrofts before merging into one building during the seventeenth century under Bishop George Lloyd's ownership.
The building contains detailed carved panels and an elaborate plaster ceiling transferred from the Bishop's Palace, demonstrating the craftsmanship of seventeenth-century English architecture.
Visitors can access the upper floors between noon and 2 PM Monday through Thursday, while the ground level contains retail establishments.
The Chinese Chippendale staircase leads to a third floor where an original fireplace and ornate ceiling remain preserved from the building's early period.
Location: Cheshire West and Chester
Made from material: wood
Part of: Chester Rows
GPS coordinates: 53.18990,-2.89340
Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:06
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