Bradley's Jewellers
A family jewellers occupying one of York's most photographed leaning medieval timber-framed buildings on Stonegate.
Bradley’s Jewellers, an independent family-run York jeweller specialising in diamond rings and luxury watches, occupies the famously crooked Grade II* listed timber-framed terrace at 54–58 Stonegate. The early-14th-century building was constructed by the Vicars Choral from around 1278 onwards, originally as up to seven medieval tenements, with a plastered, jettied front whose upper floors visibly overhang and lean over the street. Its dramatic medieval lean, exposed timbers and 17th-century interior panelling make the building itself a Stonegate landmark, while inside Bradley’s showcases collections from brands including Bremont, Tissot and Certina.
Closest stop on the route: 21 Museum Street
Opening Hours
Mon - Sat 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
Age Range
All Ages
