The Old Borough Arms

At the foot of Mermaid Street, Rye

The Old Borough Arms

At the foot of Mermaid Street, Rye

Oak Corner

Near the foot of Mermaid Street. The building was originally built in the 11th century, partially destroyed by the French-set fire of Rye in 1377, and rebuilt in 1490. It’s now privately owned.

Quakers House

Originally built as a meeting house by and for the Quakers, and later purchased by the Baptists. On Mermaid Street, Rye.

Hartshorn House

Built in the 15th century and used as a hospital in the Napoleonic Wars. On Mermaid Street.

Hartshorn House

Built in the 15th century and used as a hospital in the Napoleonic Wars. On Mermaid Street.

The House Opposite

Directly across from the Mermaid Inn, Rye

Lamb House

18th century building which was home to novelist Henry James from 1898 to 1916. Is now open to the public.

Lamb House

18th century building which was home to novelist Henry James from 1898 to 1916. Is now open to the public.

Simon The Pieman

On Lion Street, Rye

West Street

Rye

The First House

First House is a Georgian attached townhouse built by Thomas Lamb in 1789. It is now designated as a building of special architectural interest and historic note and is Grade II Listed. Sits at the top of Mermaid Street.

The Mint At Night

Rye

The Mint At Night

Rye

The Old Borough Arms

Nighttime in Rye

Robin Hill

This is a 15th century house, now a holiday home, famous for having one of England's finest timbered and straw plastered bedrooms.

The House With Two Front Doors

Mermaid Street, Rye

Church

On Mermaid Street

The Pipemakers Arms

Pub on Wish Ward, Rye

Old Cinque Ports Warehouses

On Conduit Hill, Rye

Old Cinque Ports Warehouses

On Conduit Hill, Rye

Old Cinque Ports Warehouses

On Conduit Hill, Rye

Old Cinque Ports Warehouses

On Conduit Hill, Rye

The Pump House

On the corner of Rope Walk