This 14th-century complex consists of a group of almshouses and a schoolroom, showcasing a mix of medieval and Tudor architectural styles. The buildings feature half-timbered walls, steeply pitched roofs, and ornate chimneys, with the schoolroom boasting a striking timber-framed ceiling. The almshouses, originally built to provide accommodation for the poor, now serve as a museum, offering insight into the lives of the residents and the history of the complex.