De Vere House Harry Potter. The house continued uninterrupted in de Vere ownership from the 14th to 17th centuries. Antique and even otherworldly in style the Crooked House is a less-than five-minute walk to De Vere House used as Godrics Hollow in the film adaptations of JK Rowlings much-loved Harry Potter.
More recently the House appeared as parts of Godrics Hollow in the Harry Potter film Deathly Hallows Part One and in the PSP Gameboy and Xbox games of the film also being used in two of the official Christmas Cards produced by Warner Bros. Though he technically never actually existed the name of Harry Potter could live on to be one of the most famous British names of all time. Harry Potter s 14th Century home where he was born and where Voldemort massacred his parents costs just.
The tour is a must-see attraction for Harry Potter fans taking you right into the bewitching world where the movies were filmed.
Lavenham is reputedly Britains finest medieval village with over 300 protected heritage properties and appearing as Godrics Hollow in the Harry Potter films. The De Vere House in the medieval village of Lavenham Suffolk is famous as the inspiration for his Godrics Hollow home. The De Vere House was used as parts of Godrics Hollow in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One. On the walls are portraits of Aubrey 20th earl of Oxford Henry de Vere 18th earl of Oxford Sir Francis de Vere Horace de Vere 1st Baron of Tilbury Robert 19th earl of Oxford Elizabeth 13th Countess of Oxford Edward de Vere 17th earl of Oxford Aubrey 16th earl of Oxford Sir Francis de Vere Elizabeth de Vere Countess of Essex miniature Edward de Vere 17th earl of Oxford miniature Diana 20th countess of Oxford and Diana 1st duchess of St Albans.
