Paycocke's
Paycocke's in Coggeshall is a remarkably complete late-medieval merchant's house, built around 1500 and filled with exquisite wood-carving that showcases the wealth of the Essex cloth trade at its peak. The carved timbers, the intimate rooms and the cottage garden behind it all feel wonderfully authentic — this is a house that has been continuously loved, not restored to sterility.
- Exceptional late-medieval timber carving
- Essex cloth trade merchant heritage
- Intimate cottage garden
Best for medieval craftsmanship and the charm of an Essex wool town.
Things to see at Paycocke's
Tick these off when you visit — open the place in Manorhop to save your progress.
- Carved Timber-Framed Façade
- T.P. Merchant Initials in the Carving
- Arts and Crafts Garden
- Tudor Merchant's Hall Interior