Prebendal Manor Medieval Centre

The Grade I listed Prebendal Manor House is the earliest surviving dwelling in Northamptonshire. and is home to the largest re-created medieval garden in Europe. It forms the focus of a group of stone buildings, which includes a 16th century dovecote, a large 18th century tithe barn and a 15th century lodgings building.

The present stone house dating from the early 13th century stands on a historic site, which includes two medieval fishponds, and archaeological and historical evidence of one of King Cnut's royal timber halls. Today the manor is also home to a number of rare breeds of farm animals.

The Prebendal Manor and the church stand on a promontory over looking the village and river Nene.