St. Peter's House grey plaque

This grey commemorative plaque records: St. Peter's House (Grade I) Built on the site of a medieval church (sold in the reign of Henry VIII) The brick facade dates from the 1730s The magnificent Gothic Revival rooms at the rear were added 30 years later. Recorded plaque organisation: The Beccles Society.

St. Peter's House stands on the site of a former medieval church, which was sold during the Dissolution of the Monasteries under Henry VIII; its current structure features a 1730s brick facade and Gothic Revival interiors added in the mid-19th century, reflecting shifts in architectural tastes and religious practices over centuries.