The north-west tower at Cotehele, Cornwall, is thought to have been added to the Tudor house in the 1620s

The north-west tower at Cotehele, Cornwall, is thought to have been added to the Tudor house in the 1620s. The castellated tower is at the north end of the cross-wing and provided an extra suite of rooms which could be incorporated into the rest of the house, or used as a separate unit.