St Anne's House, Tintern

St Anne's House in Tintern, Monmouthshire, is a historic country house with roots tracing back to the early medieval period. Originally serving as the gatehouse for the nearby Tintern Abbey, the house features architectural remnants from the 13th century, including a three-light Decorated window and the undercroft of the original chapel. In the mid-19th century, it became the residence of John Loraine Baldwin, a notable figure who founded the I Zingari Cricket Club and contributed to the development of card game rules. Visitors can explore the rich history and architectural significance of this unique structure.