173, High Street, Berkhamsted

173, High Street, Berkhamsted is a remarkable medieval building in Hertfordshire, England, recognized as the oldest surviving jettied timber-framed structure in Great Britain, dating back to between 1277 and 1297. Once part of a thriving wool trading market town, this historic site features a Victorian facade and has served various purposes, including a pharmacy in the 19th century. Its medieval significance was uncovered in 2001, leading to its Grade II* listing. Currently functioning as an estate agent's, the building offers a fascinating glimpse into the architectural history of Berkhamsted, with investigations suggesting it may have originally been part of a larger hall house. Visitors and researchers alike will find its story a captivating insight into the town's medieval past.