What is Tudor architecture?
[[File:Tudor House, Chester.jpg|thumb|250px]] The '''Tudor''' [[Architecture|architectural style]] is a [[mediaeval]] architectural style in [[England]] during the [[Tudor period]] (1485{{endash}}1603). Tudor House, [[Chester]] is a good example of a wealthy merchant's house. Tudor House is constructed in [[sandstone]], in [[brick]], and in [[timber]] framing with [[plaster]] panels. It is roofed in [[slate]]. It has four storeys plus a [[cellar]]. It is a grade II* [[listed building]] on the [[National Heritage]] List for England. [[File:Hadleigh - Deanery Tower.jpg|thumb|left|The Deanery Tower in [[Hadleigh, Suffolk]], early Henry VIII]] {{-}} {{stub}} [[Category:Architectural styles]]