A unique little visitor attraction owned by the National Trust. It only appears to be open on certain days during the spring, summer and autumn so it was closed when I visited, but it was still well worth coming to see and photograph this quaint 17th century house on its stone bridge straddling the fast-flowing Stock Beck. There are just two tiny rooms, the upper one reached up winding and uneven outside steps. Hard to believe that in the 19th century a family of eight lived here! It's located on a busy town centre road with continuous traffic but there's a quiet green space with benches behind the house on the opposite bank of the river, and a few yards further on there's a pub with a working waterwheel.