Lavenham Harry Potter. De Vere House is located in the centre of this pretty village and itself offers a wealth of history and interest as well as comfortable accommodation. Rowlings seventh and final Harry Potter novel and filming in Lavenham took place in secret in January 2010.
Grade II-listed Crooked House in Lavenham Suffolk is. Harry Potter fans hoping to buy a house seen on film might now have to look beyond Suffolk. Britains wonkiest house that is 600 years old and in a picturesque village that featured in a Harry Potter film goes on sale for 525000.
De Vere House in Lavenham Suffolk.
Lavenham Parish Council had opposed the plans believing the Crooked House to be an important and recognised part of the village and said the loss of visitors would be detrimental to the area. Harry Potter fans hoping to buy a house seen on film might now have to look beyond Suffolk. Stay in Lavenham. Grade II-listed Crooked House in Lavenham Suffolk is.
