Arlington Row is a row of 17th-century stone cottages and one of the most photographed landmarks in Britain. These charming houses were built in 1380 as sheep sheds and later converted to weavers' homes. They remain inhabited today. They appeared on old British passports.
These are private homes. Please respect residents' privacy.
Early morning or golden hour for best photos. Avoid midday crowds.
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No, these are private occupied homes. You can only take photos from outside.
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