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Bank House

Rough steps and ground in tunnels
Stunning Grade 2* listed Georgian merchant’s house on the quayside in the heart of historic King’s Lynn, now a unique 12-bedroom hotel. Adjacent Counting House, now bar and restaurant, built in 1789 to take advantage of trade to and from Europe. Became first branch of Barclay’s bank. Spectacular vaulted wine cellars join a network of tunnels and cellars under King’s Staithe Square. Statue over front door of Charles I. Magnificent wrought iron gates. Beautiful views from riverside terrace.
Downstairs public rooms and cellars (uneven steps and floor) may be visited.
Open for meals, teas, coffee and cakes and bar. Bank House famous afternoon teas must be pre-booked.

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