The House That Moved — Location & Map
About The House That Moved
The House That Moved is one of Exeter's most unusual historic landmarks, famous for being physically relocated to save it from demolition. Also known as the Merchant House, this timber-framed medieval building dates f...
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📍 How to Find The House That Moved Exeter
The House That Moved is located at 24 West Street, Exeter, Devon, at the bottom of Stepcote Hill, opposite St Mary Steps Church. It is close to the western side of Exeter city centre and within reach of Exeter Quayside and the historic West Quarter.
From the city centre, follow the pedestrian routes towards Fore Street and the West Quarter, then continue towards West Street. Stepcote Hill is another useful landmark, although it is steep and cobbled. The building is best viewed from the street, as it is not a conventional visitor attraction with a public museum interior.
The House That Moved is located at 24 West Street, Exeter, Devon, at the bottom of Stepcote Hill, opposite St Mary Steps Church. It is close to the western side of Exeter city centre and within reach of Exeter Quayside and the historic West Quarter.
From the city centre, follow the pedestrian routes towards Fore Street and the West Quarter, then continue towards West Street. Stepcote Hill is another useful landmark, although it is steep and cobbled. The building is best viewed from the street, as it is not a conventional visitor attraction with a public museum interior.
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