This medieval manor house was built in the 1440s for Lord Cromwell, Treasurer to King Henry VI.
Access to the Manor is by pre-booked guided tours only through English Heritage, currently on the first Saturday of the month from April to September.
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| Wingfield Manor from the west |
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| The High Tower |
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| The High Tower |
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| West wall with the High Tower at the end |
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| Cannon ball damage in the west wall |
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| Corridor leading to the Great Hall |
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| Kitchen |
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| Chambers |
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| The Great Hall |
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| South Porch (on the right) |
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| Walnut Tree and Lodgings |
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| The Undercroft (below the Great Hall) |
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| Great Hall and Undercroft wall from the east |
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| Great Hall and Undercroft wall from the north |
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| Chambers and High Tower from the north |
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| Kitchen and Chambers from the High Tower |
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| Chambers and the Great Hall from the High Tower |
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| The Great Hall from the High Tower |
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