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The 400-year-old 'Tudor skyscraper' that history experts say 'shouldn't still exist'

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The building, with its distinct yellow and timber appearance, is the largest surviving timber-framed townhouse in the country - and has a fascinating history
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The 400-year-old 'Tudor skyscraper' that history experts say 'shouldn't still exist'

The building, with its distinct yellow and timber appearance, is the largest surviving timber-framed townhouse in the country - and has a fascinating history

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily Express broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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