11 Ladygate

11 Ladygate is a historic 17th-century building located in the heart of Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. This timber-framed structure reflects the town's medieval prosperity from the wool trade and features a unique design determined by the width of Hanse cogs that transported timber from Scandinavia. The building, which includes a shop on the ground floor and living quarters above, showcases traditional construction methods and is notable for its preserved timber framing. It is listed as Grade II, making it a significant site for tourists and researchers interested in medieval architecture and local history.