Built in 1852, the beautiful Victorian Gothic house is located in the village of Tutshill in Gloucestershire.
Built in 1852, the beautiful Victorian Gothic house is located in the village of Tutshill in Gloucestershire.
Originally used as a school and then as a rectory, the building is of unknown origin. Many believe that the architect Henry Woodyer was the designer. He also designed the adjoining St. Luke’s Church. In 1988, the residence was given a Grade II listing by English Heritage for its special architectural or historic interest, citing its exterior appearance as “intact from its original design”.
Wizards are able to use their wand as a flashlight or to repel nasty Derailers, but to protect themselves from the cold, nothing beats a beautiful scarf in the colours of their house. Gryffindor for Harry Potter, Slytherin for Voldemort, Hufflepuff for Newt Scamander and Ravenclaw for Luna Lovegood, choose your side against winter. Stupefy!
