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ENTRY_NUMBER | NAME | ALTERNATIVE_NAMES | CONSTRUCTION_TYPE | ADDRESS | [NAME] | PARISH | GRID_SQUARE | EASTING | NORTHING | BUILDING_TYPE | ARCHITECTURAL_DESCRIPTION | BUILDING_PERIOD | STATUTORY_PROTECTION | MAIN_CONSTRUCTION_MATERIAL | ROOF_MATERIAL | ROCK_TYPE | BUILDING_STONE_USED | VILLAGE_CHARACTER | SOURCE_OF_STONE_DEFINITE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_STONE_POSSIBLE_(SITE_NUMBER_ONLY) | SOURCE_OF_INFO | SOURCE_OF_STONE_COMMENTS | NOTES | IMAGE_OR_PHOTO_INFO | SURVEY_DATE | MPA | FORMER_COUNTY | retrieval_date | English Heritage Atlas Area
34001 | Kilndown | Gilden Down | Village | ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570060 | 135189 |  | Kilndown is a quiet village with a very rural character within the High Weald AONB. The generally small-scale dwellings contrast notably with the large and imposing church. The church, public house and the Quarry Centre at the heart of the Conservation Area are the focus of public activity.  The settlement was also formerly known as Killdown. | -9999 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | LBO; IoE; SPD - Goudhurst & Kilndown Conservation Area Appraisal 2006 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34002 | Christ Church |  | Building | Church Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570060 | 135189 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1839-41, [NAME], architect, embellished and altered by [NAME] for A J Beresford Hope, 1840-45. Sandstone with slate roof. Chancel, nave and west tower, with south eastern vestry. A simple buttressed box, with pierced parapet, stair vice to south, with 2 stage western tower, with corner buttresses, broach spire with lucarnes and paired lancet belfry openings. | 1839 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; SPD - Goudhurst & Kilndown Conservation Area Appraisal 2006 |  | The [NAME] quarry in Tunbridge Wells Sandstone is reported to have been last worked in 1924. (Ref SPD - Goudhurst & Kilndown Conservation Area Appraisal 2006). | Images of England No 169483 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34003 | Lych-gate and boundary walls to Christ Church |  | Other | Church Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570031 | 135199 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lychgate and walls, 1860, probably by [NAME], architect. Sandstone with stone slate roof. Lychgate on weathered and moulded plinth, a small building rather than a mere gateway. One storey, gabled with central cross-finial and incised cross in gable, with arched and double chamfered entrance, the inner order on attached shafts. Two shouldered window openings to each side. Simple spear headed railed gates to western roadside entrance, cast and wrought gates to eastern entrance, with scrolled plant forms with leaf-terminals. Interior: side benches with marble/granite colonettes to window surrounds, and vaulted roof with diaphragm arch on columns. Stone walls extending along roadside either side of lychgate, about 5 feet high, extending some 25 yards to south and 40 yards to north to the adjacent school | 1860 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Stone flags (Unknown) |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; SPD - Goudhurst & Kilndown Conservation Area Appraisal 2006 |  | Sandstone boundary walls elsewhere in Church Road also contribute to the character of the village. | Images of England No 169482 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34004 | Kilndown Church of England Primary School |  | Building | Church Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570050 | 135226 | Civic | School. Mid C19. Dressed sandstone with plain tiled roof. Master's house, with cross-wing, with school range to rear, executed in Tudor-Gothic style. One storey and attic, the entrance front with kneelered parapet gables, 3 gabled dormers, and projecting gabled 2-storey wing to left with offset stack with lozenge-set flues, and label-hooded 2-light traceried window on each floor, main range with similar gabled porch, with arcaded sides and stone side benches. Right return with staggered 3-light gable window, and arched 2-light ground floor window, with quatrefoil over, and hood-mould, and quatrefoil and lozenge moulded surround to shield with Latin motto. School range of 1 storey and attic, with 2 gabled dormers, projecting 2 storeyed gables to left and right, with mullioned windows with label heads, with additional bay to end right, with arched doorway. Attri- buted to [NAME] (1846) by BOE, Kent I, 1980, p 354, but [NAME] records the school 1869, and attributed to Mr [NAME], [NAME] and [NAME]'s Clerk of Works at Kilndown Church) and dedicated 1869 (Parish magazine, quoted [NAME], W Tiffin | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; SPD - Goudhurst & Kilndown Conservation Area Appraisal 2006 |  |  | Images of England No 169481 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34005 | Church Farmhouse |  | Building | Church Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570012 | 135121 | Dwelling house | 2-storey dwelling apparently originally 4 cottages in 2 adjoining pairs : Northerly pair of sandstone ashlar with tiled roof, with a coursed sandstone boundary wall to frontage; southerly pair of riven-faced coursed pale sandstone under a slate roof | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34006 | Stone Villa |  | Building | Church Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 569751 | 134835 | Dwelling house | 2-storey detached dwelling of sandstone ashlar under a tiled roof with dormers; rendered south elevation | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34007 | 1 & 2 Tower Cottages |  | Building | Rogers Rough Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570108 | 135243 | Dwelling house | Pair of 2-storey cottages of sandstone ashlar under a slate roof; walls rendered in part; 2-storey octagonal sandstone ashlar '[NAME]' | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34008 | [NAME] |  | Building | Rogers Rough Road ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570103 | 133209 | Dwelling house | Detached bungalow of render with exposed timbers above sill level, with brick and random sandstone blocks below the sills; tiled roof. | 20th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34009 | Kilndown House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Kilndown,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Kilndown | Goudhurst | TQ | 570159 | 135609 | Dwelling house | R C Carpenter, architect. Ashlar sandstone with some red brick with slate roof. Two parallel main ranges, with projecting service wings. Two stacks on plinth with gabled roofs, with cylindrical stacks to left and to right and with projecting 2 storeyed wing at right. Decorated style tracered stair window to upper left, with single light below, and 3 two light trefoil headed windows on 1st floor, and 2 of three lights on ground floor, and 1 of three lights on each floor of projecting wing. Arched doorway in corner porch across re-entrant angle of 2 wings. Original main entrance in hipped porch on left return, originally partly open with moulded arched outer doorway and open lights to side wall. Single storey and attic wing to right return, with end stack, 2 gabled half-dormers and single light window. Garden front with gabled half dormer and mullioned lights to service wing, main range with 4 trefoiled windows on 1st floor, 3 on ground floor and large canted bay with tracered lights. Projecting from the entrance front is a short length of wall, of sandstone and red brick, about 8 feet high and about 10 yards in length. Interior: moulded arched inner doorways with drip moulds lead from original main entry porch to stair hall, with stone main staircase. Wooden arched door surrounds, some original doors with brass hinges and escutcheons/key plates. Cast iron fireplaces in wooden surrounds with attached shafts and brackets. Turned baluster service stair. Built originally as the vicarage to Kilndown Church and part of the complex of buildings on the Bedgebury estate associated with A Beresford-Hope (see also Bedgebury Park; Kilndown Church etc).  The road is also known as Ranters Lane. | 1849 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34020 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592131 | 143513 |  | A cluster of houses near the 1842 railway station, including the brickworks terrace, the former stationmaster's house and railway workers' cottages.   The pub and some of its nearby buildings are of impressive character.  [NAME] church demolished in the late C20th. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Pluckley Village Appraisal 1999; Pluckley Parish Design Statement 2003; site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34021 | The Dering Arms Inn |  | Building | Station Road ,Pluckley Station,ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592168 | 143404 | Retail/commercial | Inspired by Surrenden Dering mansion. Two storeys ashlar. Two square projections with a shaped Dutch gable above each of their 3 faces. Five windows. Similar gables above the other 3 window bays. Five Dering windows with stone cambered head linings above the round-headed lights, with keyblocks at the angles and in the centre of the heads. Doorcase with flat hood over. | Circa 1840 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; BGS Memoir 'Geology of the country around Maidstone' 1963; Site inspection. |  | Front elevation from coursed Bethersden Marble placed 'on-edge', including quoins and headlinings over windows. Flanks from coursed squared ragstone with Bethersden Marble quoins. | IoE 181118; BGS Memoir 'Geology of the country around Maidstone' 1963 Plate IIB. | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34022 | Stanford Bridge |  | Other | Station Road ,Pluckley Station,ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592135 | 142616 | Structure | Two-span stone bridge over the river Beult. Built entirely from coursed [NAME] ('Bethersden Marble'). | -9999 |  |  |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  | Shallow courses (typ 75-100mm). |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34023 |  |  | Building | 1 The Grove ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592302 | 143397 | Dwelling house | Large detached three-storey stone house with dormers at second floor.  [NAME] tiled roof. | Late C19th | Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | LIMESTONE, BIOCLASTIC | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  | Ragstone rubble with quoins and dressings of Bethersden Marble. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34024 |  |  | Building | 2 The Grove ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592280 | 143399 | Dwelling house | Large detached three-storey stone house with dormers at second floor.  [NAME] tiled roof. | Late C19th | Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | LIMESTONE, BIOCLASTIC | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  | Ragstone rubble with quoins and dressings of Bethersden Marble. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34025 |  |  | Building | 1 & 2 Chambers Green Road ,Pluckley Station,ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592170 | 143698 | Dwelling house | Pair of two-storey stone cottages with dormers at first floor.  [NAME] tiled roof. | -9999 |  |  |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  | Ragstone rubble with quoins and dressings of Bethersden Marble. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34026 | [NAME] |  | Building | Station Road ,Pluckley Station,ASHFORD | [NAME] | Pluckley | TQ | 592203 | 143686 | Dwelling house | Two-storey stone cottage with dormers at first floor.  [NAME] tiled roof. | -9999 |  |  |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  | Coursed squared ragstone with quoins and dressings of Bethersden Marble. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34040 | Eynsford |  | Village | ,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554048 | 165470 |  | The architecture of the village is, in the most part, typical of the Kentish vernacular and includes brick walls, painted or undecorated, and steeply pitched clay tiled roofs. In some buildings the first floor timber frame remains exposed with rendered panels between the structural members, in others the frame is clad with white painted weather-boarding or lime plaster. The Church of St Martin, the ruins of Eynsford Castle and Bay Tree Cottages are constructed from the local building material, flint. Flint is also used in combination with stone rubble and brickwork in the construction of the bridge. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 |  | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint , Kentish Ragstone | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003; site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34041 | Church of St Martin |  | Building | High Street,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554048 | 165470 | Place of Worship | Built of flint with stone dressings. Tiled roof. Nave with south chapel or transept and north aisle, Apsidal-ended Chancel and west tower with inset broached shingled spire and [NAME] to the west of the tower. The reset west doorway is mid C12 with zig zags or spirals around the arch and side columns, scallop capitals and a diapered tympanum. The south wall of the Chancel has 2 Norman windows. Two blocked north arches to the Chancel with C13 mouldings. The tower arch is C13, altered in C15. C14 chancel arch. C16 north aisle with cross gables. The chancel has a roof with embattled beams. Trefoiled double piscina to apse. Perpendicular font. Above the west porch is the Coat of Arms of George III. Within the porch are 2 Mediaeval stone coffins. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  | Flint boundary wall on frontage | IoE 411942 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34042 | Boyne |  | Building | High Street,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554181 | 165638 | Dwelling house | Early C18. two storeys red brick on flint plinth. Tiled roof sloping to ground floor at rear. Moulded wooden eaves cornice. Four hipped dormers and 4 casements Doorcases with flat wooden hoods and moulded architraves. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  | Flint forming plinth | IoE 411963 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34043 | [NAME] |  | Building | High Street,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554280 | 165745 | Dwelling house | [NAME] and [NAME] (formerly listed as Gore Tree Cottages) Cl7 or earlier timber-framed building now plastered, but [NAME] Cottage having a flint ground floor. Tiled roof with pentice to the north-east and south-west. Gable at the north-east end and the first floor below it oversailing. Three casement windows. Simple doorcases. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  |  | IoE 411958 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34044 | [NAME] |  | Other | Riverside,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 553998 | 165534 | Structure | Small C17 bridge of 2 round-headed arches of stone with a pointed cutwater between on the upstream side and a rectangular recess on the down stream side. Later flint and brick parapet over. A mediaeval figure, probably an angel, with hands upraised is inserted between the sashes on the southern side. Ford adjoins to south-west. See 'The Ancient Bridges of the South of England' by E Jervoise p31. A.M. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  |  | IoE 414329 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34045 | [NAME] |  | Building | 5 Riverside,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 553729 | 165660 | Dwelling house | C16 or earlier timber-framed building with painted brick and flint infilling. The first floor of the north westernmost window bay oversails on the protruding ends of the floor joists and brackets with a gable over it. Tiled roof. Two storeys. Two casement windows. It is thought that this may have been the toll cottage for the Turnpike Road and that the name of the adjoining road, [NAME], may have been associated with the avoiding of paying the toll by the local inhabitants. | C16 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  |  | IoE 414336 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34046 | 2 Bay Tree Cottages |  | Building | Station Road,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 553870 | 165400 | Dwelling house | Early C18. Two storeys faced with knapped flints with red brick window dressings, quoins, stringcourse and eaves cornice. Tiled roof with catslide to rear. Two sashes with glazing bars missing. Doorcase with flat hood on brackets. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  | Coursed knapped flintwork of particularly high quality, with red brick dressings | IoE 414339 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34047 | Avenue Cottage |  | Building | Station Road,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 553917 | 165416 | Dwelling house | Probably C17 timber-framed building. Two storeys. Ground floor faced with flints and red brick. First floor weatherboarded. Tiled roof. Two sliding sashes. C17 brick chimneystack. The original central doorcase has been built out and the entrance is now in the side elevation. | Probably C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IOE; Eynsford Conservation Area Appraisal SPG Dec 2003 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34048 | [NAME] |  | Building | ,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554174 | 165822 | Defence | The substantial stone walls of a very early Norman 'enclosure castle', begun around 1085-7 and unusually little altered by later building works. There was an earlier building on the site, but little is known about this structure, except that it was the focal point of a [NAME] settlement. The impressive curtain wall was built between 1085-87, probably by [NAME] I, a knight and sheriff of [NAME]. The defences were further strengthened in the late 11th or early 12th century and a hall and associated buildings were erected inside the castle walls. External stairs led to the domestic accommodation on the first floor, which comprised a hall, used for eating and public business, and the solar, a domestic chamber.  On the ground floor were two undercrofts or cellars. The solar undercroft was a self-contained residential apartment with its own entrance, well, garderobe or privy and fireplace. It would have been used by an important person, such as the bailiff of the castle. The hall's undercroft would have been used as a storage space.  Sometime in the late 12th or early 13th century a forebuilding was added to the hall to provide more rooms. In the early 13th century both the hall building and extension were gutted by fire. Repairs and improvements were subsequently made and included the construction of a new kitchen to serve the private apartments and the hall.    In 1261 Eynsford castle and estate were divided between the Kirkeby and [NAME] families, causing much dispute. The conflict reached a climax in 1312 when [NAME] and his supporters broke in and vandalised [NAME] as a protest against Judge [NAME] who had bought the castle from the [NAME] family. After the vandalism the castle was abandoned. Eventually the castle passed into the ownership of the Hart Dyke family of nearby [NAME] and by the mid-18th century [NAME] was used for stabling and the kennelling of hunting hounds. | 11th Century | Scheduled ancient monument. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Kent HER No TQ56 NW11; Scheduled Monument 23024; |  |  | [NAME] images | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34049 | Baptist Church |  | Building | High Street,Eynsford,Swanley,DARTFORD | Eynsford | Eynsford | TQ | 554240 | 165746 | Place of Worship | Baptist church designed by [NAME] built in 1906 of dressed snecked coursed ragstone with ragstone and freestone dressings.  [NAME] wall of flint with brick piers. | 1906 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint |  |  |  | Church website http://www.eynsfordbaptist.org.uk/history/html/chapter_2.html |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34060 | Chiddingstone |  | Village | ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550086 | 145195 |  | The village of Chiddingstone comprises a short street with a row of timber-framed and tile-hung houses perfectly preserved from the 15th, 16th and 17th Centuries on the south side and a 14th Century Church on the north. To the west are the private grounds of Chiddingstone Castle.  The village was purchased by the National Trust in 1939.  The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Chiddingstone Conservation Area Appraisal 2003; site inspection. National Trust website www.nationaltrust.org.uk. |  | Sandstone cobbles are used as paving in High Street |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34061 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550086 | 145195 | Place of Worship | A sandstone church with early C14 nave, chancel, aisles with chapels and a good quality C15 west tower. The church was severely damaged by fire in 1624 and has an interesting rebuilt roof of kingpost type and south porch a mixture of Classical and Perpendicular styles. Furnishings include a C17 font and pulpit and a good series of C17 and later monuments and hatchments, mainly to the [NAME] family | Early C14th | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357033 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34062 | Wall and Lychgate to Churh of St Mary |  | Other | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550083 | 145172 | Wall/archway/gateway | Late C18 or early C19 coursed freestone wall with sloped coping. Timber framed lych gate with tiled gabled roof. | Late C18th | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357035 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34063 | Mausoleum at the south-east corner of Church of St Mary |  | Building | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550106 | 145184 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | 1736 designed by [NAME] for his family. Small building of coursed ashlar with curved diagonal buttress reaching up to ball finials at angles of finials at angles of entablature. Pyramidal stone roof also with ball finial. | 1736 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | High quality ashlar with narrow jointing | IoE 357034 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34064 | [NAME] | Foprmerly known as [NAME] | Building | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550042 | 145153 | Retail/commercial | Cl6 framed structure with early Cl7 gable end projection and later elevational treatment. 2 storeys and attic window in gable end. ([NAME] cellar light). Elevation - Tile hung. Wide stone plinth. Diamond paned casement windows. Projecting octagon bay running up 2 storeys with mullioned and transomed windows supporting oversailing gable end with ornamental pendant brackets and bargeboards. Centre hanging pendant and moulded tie beam. Ridge tile roof with stack, Small restored projecting tiled porch with ornamental hanging lamp. Side elevation - Exposed timber framing and brick infilling with tile hung gable end. Interior - Low ceilinged with exposed beams and inglenook etc. In front - Cobbled stone verge to road way. Nos 1 to 4 (consec) No 6, [NAME] and the Gate to Coddingstone Castle form a group.  Alternatively dated between 1480 and 1520 (ref RCHME quoted in CAA 2003) | C16th | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE  357043 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34065 | Chiddingstone [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 549616 | 146036 | Farm | Probably late C17. Timberframed barn clad in weatherboarding on sandstone base. Old tiled roof hipped to left, gable ended to right. Tall cart entrance to road,3 bays. Jowled upright posts. Queenpost roof with through purlins. No ridgepiece. Some later nailed diagonal struts for strengthening. Wall frame has mid rail and curved tension braces to ends and in central bay. Some reused timbers in wall plate and roof. One bay has had curved braces from the tie beam removed and a vertical timber inserted with a midrail partition but there is no indication that this end was ever floored. Outshuts on three sides; to left with animal feeding troughs and thick elm weatherboarding beneath it to rear with sawn timbers and to right with some vertical planks | Late C17th | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 449057 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34066 |  |  | Building | 1 High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550109 | 145158 | Retail/commercial | C16 framed structure. Half timbered with brick infilling on ground floor and plaster infilling above. Stone plinth. To left hand side. Projecting 2-storey gable ended facade with oversailing lst floor supported on rough wooden brackets and exposed timber joists, [NAME] oriel window on 1st floor with mullions and moulded head piece and frame. Diamond paned glazing. Plastered under reveal and above. To right hand side. Square projecting bay with wooden mullioned windows carried up 2 storeys surmounted by gable end. Diamond paned glazing. Small plain boarded door to right of bay with small hood over. Continuous ridge tile roof with No 2. Side elevation. Exposed framing with brick infilling. (National Trust plaque placed at corner). Nos 1 to 4 (consec), No 6, [NAME] and the Gate to Chiddingstone Castle form a group | C16th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357038 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34067 | Village Hall |  | Building | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550113 | 145131 | Civic | Village Hall built 1907 (Ref CAA 2003).  Timber framed with coursed sandstone plinth and brick infill. | 1907 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34068 | Wall and Gateway to Chiddingstone Castle |  | Other | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550036 | 145162 | Wall/archway/gateway | Early Cl9 gateway with square stone piers with ornamental carved and moulded stone "Gothic" abaci. supporting screen walls on either side of local ashlar stonework with moulded coping. Ornamental cast and wrought iron gates with monogram above. | Early C19th. | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357045 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34069 | Chiddingstone Castle |  | Building | Chiddingstone Corner ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 549831 | 145126 | Dwelling house | C17 house, altered and extended in Cl8. Gothicised circa 1800. Further Gothicising took place after 1829, done by [NAME] (designs exhibited Royal Academy 1838). Main north front of 3 storeys 5 windows. Coursed freestone with corbelled battlements. Square towers at left; and octagonal towers flanking centre bay. Windows in chamfered reveals under hoodmoulds, some with modern bars and some with wooden tracery. In centre and on ground floor windows stone-mullioned with tracery. Centre traceried double door in many-chamfered arch. Back view shows clear distinction between 2 periods of Gothicising. The earlier part has pointed windows with wood tracery bars; the later square headed windows with stone tracery. Inside several C17 features remain, notably staircase (although with Cl8 balusters inserted) and panelling. Large archaeological and Oriental collections on display. Formerly the home of the [NAME] family. | C17th | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357049 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34070 | Garden walls to south-west of Chiddingstone Castle |  | Other | Chiddingstone Corner ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 549783 | 145062 | Garden structure | Former pump house, gazebo and orangery linked by garden wall. Circa 1797, part of the alterations to Chiddingstone Castle carried out by [NAME] and originally forming an impressive skyline when the south front of Chiddingstone Castle was the main entrance front. Coursed ashlar sandstone wall with rear face of red brick with [NAME], extending from south west comer of Chiddingstone Castle curved in a south westerly direction for about 80 metres and then in an easterly direction for about 30 metres. About 12 feet in height with stone coping, a series of stone buttresses, some blank loop lights and 2 arched entrances into kitchen garden. At the north east comer is an octagonal sandstone pump-house, crenellated with pseudo-machicolations. Loop lights to first floor and pointed arched fixed casements to ground floor. Arched doorcase with C2o plank door. Plinth. Interior contains wooden hoist mechanism for well and four centred arched fireplace. At the south east angle of the wall is the gazebo, built of sandstone ashlar. One storey ;one window. [NAME] structure with crenellated parapet and moulded eaves cornice. Imitation loop lights above arched sash windows on two sides. East side has arched plank doorcase. Interior has dado rail and wooden fireplace With cast iron firegrate. At the south west comer is the former orangery. This is built of sandstone ashlar, rectangular but the front forming a splay. Front has 5 pointed arches, moulded cornice and 2 steps. The roof and windows were removed in the C2o. | Circa 1797 | Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357052 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34071 | Wall and stable buildings to west of Chiddingstone Castle |  | Building | Chiddingstone Corner ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 549798 | 145141 | Wall/archway/gateway | Former stable and wall, later converted into domestic accommodation, now conference centre. Early C18 stable and late C 18 wall, both altered in C 19. Stable of red brick with [NAME], the lower part of the main front of Roman cement with incised lines, sandstone dressings and sandstone rear wall. Hipped tiled roof and 2 red brick chimneys to rear. Main east front of2 storeys; 3 bays. Central pediment with blocked circular opening. Brick dentil cornice. Ashlar pilasters to ends and centrepiece which holds elliptical arch with triple keystone. Front has 1;3 inserted mid C19 casement windows with hood mouldings and central mid C19 doorcase with hood moulding and rectangular fanlight. North front has 2 Diocletian windows to first floor and 2 early C20 windows to ground floor. Rear elevation of ashlar with several window openings including sash. One storey one bay mid C19 tack room extension to south, ashlar to north and red brick with grey headers to other sides. Interior retains two C19 wood and iron stall partitions and iron hayrack, 6 panelled door, staggered purlin roof with lath and plaster partition and kingpost roof over tackroom. Attached to east is a section of late C 18 ashlar wall linking the early C 18 stables to Chiddingstone Castle. This was heightened in the mid C19 and built out to south to fonn Butler's and [NAME]'s pantries. One storey ashlar with four casement windows with hood mouldings and C20 casements. | Early C18th | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 357050 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34072 | Former Smithy to Old Forge |  | Building | [NAME] ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 549729 | 145367 | Industrial | Former Smithy to Old [NAME] (formerly known as Blue Boar Smithy).  Forge. South brick building of late C17 to earlier C18; north timber framed building possibly earlier but with later alterations. South building: red brick walls with timber framed north gable. Clay-plain tile roof but with [NAME] slabs below the ridge in east pitch. Brick plinth; some stone quoins. West elevation with central doorway with brick-on-edge head to ledged door with long smith's hinges. Boarded south gable with weathervane above cambered brick head to pair of boarded vehicular doors. Rear elevation with small square window opening with wooden boarded shutter. Interior: two bays stepped and chamfered beam; roof with pegged rafters and butt purlins. A timber framed and weatherboarded cross-wing links North and South wings; cross-wing has pair of ledged doors; C19 roof with internal wooden ridge-piece. North wing: timber framed and weatherboarded; clay plain tile roof; red brick stack to forge. Main hipped roof on E-W axis with roof descending low to north over north later outshut. West elevation: single light window to north outshut; three light window and pair of ledged doors. Interior: east end of south wall retains frame with brace, and fenestration; mortises in wall-plate. Framing in east wall of original wing replaced partly by some English bond brickwork and later fenestration; studwork removed from original north wall and renewed in west wall; clasped purlin roof. Brick forge hearth and bellows retained. The forge is an outbuilding to the house opposite, with date stone of 1745, now known as Old [NAME], and formerly known as Blue Boar Inn; the smithy marked as such on early C20 O.S. map. North and south wings, without a link wing, and with south wing on a different axis, shown on [NAME] estate map of 1765 for Manor Farm in Parish of Chiddingstone | Late C17th | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | [NAME] used in east pitch of roof  -  referred to in LBO listing |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34073 | Outbuilding to rear of [NAME] |  | Building | High Street ,Chiddingstone,TONBRIDGE | Chiddingstone | Chiddingstone | TQ | 550058 | 145106 | Retail/commercial | C18 or early C19 building of coursed freestone with half hipped tiled roof. Formerly a slaughterhouse, now used as garages. | C18th | Conservation area. Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | Regularly coursed squared sandstone | IoE 357044 | [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34100 | Stone-In-Oxney |  | Village | ,Stone-In-Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone-In-Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594017 | 127352 |  |  | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34101 | Parish Church of St Mary |  | Building | Church Hill ,Stone-In-Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone-In-Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594017 | 127352 | Place of Worship | Chancel with north and south chapels, nave with aisles, south porch and west tower with beacon turret. The whole church was rebuilt after a fire in 1464.Three bay nave with crown post roof. Late [NAME] screen to north chapel. Restoration by Ewan Christian 1874. Roman altar to [NAME] under the tower. | C15th | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection; Pearson A & Potter JF 2002  Church building fabrics on [NAME] and the marshland fringe: a geological perspective  Landscape History 24 89-110 |  |  | IoE 180419 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34102 | The [NAME] |  | Building | Appledore Road ,Stone In Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone In Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594213 | 128841 | Retail/commercial | C18. The [NAME] is of red brick on a base of stone rubble. Tiled roof, 2 storeys, 3 windows. Before the bridge existed here there was a ferry with a toll-gate, and a board with a tariff of the tolls is attached to the front of the Inn. The [NAME] contains an inglenook fireplace | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 180421 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34103 | [NAME] |  | Building | Appledore Road ,Stone In Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone In Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594210 | 128831 | Dwelling house | C18. [NAME] is of red brick on a base of stone rubble.  Tiled roof, 2 storeys, 2 windows, a wooden eaves cornice which has a pattern of machicolation and glazing bars intact. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 180421 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34104 | Stonechurch House |  | Building | Church Hill ,Stone In Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone In Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594010 | 127290 | Dwelling house | 2-storey house with single-storey wing, both of coursed sandstone rubbe with pale stone dressings; tiled roofs | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34105 | Old School House |  | Building | Church Hill ,Stone In Oxney,TENTERDEN | Stone In Oxney | Stone-Cum-Ebony | TQ | 594070 | 127392 | Civic | 2-storey former school of simple rectangular form with lean-to porch and bellcote in south gable. Coursed sandstone rubble with red brick dressings.  Boundary walls and gateposts also of coursed sandstone rubble with red brick dressings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34120 | Newington |  | Village | ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618301 | 137501 |  | Newington is an ancient settlement and typical of the scattered, informal layout of smaller rural communities which have grown up from a group of farmsteads into a village. At its heart is a small cluster of C16th-C19th buildings, originally farmhouses and cottages. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Newington Conservation Area Appraisal draft 2007 Shepway district Council; Frogholt Conservation Area Appraisal 2006 Shepway district Council; OS mapping |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34121 | Church of St Nicholas |  | Building | The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618301 | 137501 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late C11 or C12 and C13, with late C18 or early C19 alterations. Uncoursed stone rubble with ashlared dressings. North porch stone with red brick cornice to sides, [NAME] brick with ashlared stone dressings to front. Plain tile roofs. Shingled bell turret with leaded roof. Nave, incorporating west bell turret. Chancel with north chapel. North aisle, narrower than chapel incorporating vestry to west. North porch. Nave: late C11 or C12. | Late C11 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | [NAME] , Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | Fabric includes chert and some marine-bored ragstone.  Boundary wall to churchyard also adds substantially to the character. | IoE 175626 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34122 | The Pound |  | Other | The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618263 | 137442 | Civic | Pound. C19 or earlier. Coursed stone with shaped brick coping. Roughly rectangular, with wall about I-I) metres high. Built at right-angles to street, street end about 5 metres long. Opening about it metres wide towards centre of long north side. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Folkestone Stone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 175629 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34123 | Pound Farm House | Old Pound Farm | Building | The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618303 | 137491 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Said to be C13 and C14, with C15 central section and C16, C17 and C18 alterations. Further alterations 1968. Ground floor of front elevation of left wing uncoursed stone. Rest timber-framed, clad with red brick in Flemish bond. Ground floor of right wing chequered red and grey brick. Plain tile roof. Central open hall said to have been built between C14 cross-wings which project slightly to front, that to left possibly having C13 ground floor. Left wing extended to rear. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Eaves of right wing slightly higher. Both wings hipped to front. Shouldered brick stack, formerly projecting to left gable end, now within lean-to, with moulded brick plinths to base of flues. Multiple brick ridge stack on stone base to right end of main range. Irregular fenestration of 4-casements; one 3-light to each wing, one single-light over door and one 2-light to right of main range. Blocked rectangular stone window to ground floor of left wing. C20 panelled door to left end of main range. Lean-to to left with stone ground floor, red brick above. Timber-framed rear lean-to, possibly C16, clad with red brick in Flemish bond. Interior not inspected. (E.W. Parkin, unpublished report in National Monument Record). | 13th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 175630 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34124 |  |  | Building | 1 and 2 The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618231 | 137442 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottages of uncoursed rubble stone with brick dressings and tiled roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34125 |  |  | Building | 10 and 11 The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618242 | 137474 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottages of galleted ashlar stone with brick dressings and tiled roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Folkestone Stone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34126 | Home Farm | Forstal Farm | Building | The Street ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618250 | 137429 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls of galleted stone with brick cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Folkestone Stone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34127 | Little Den |  | Building | Newington Road,[NAME],Newington,FOLKESTONE | [NAME] | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618580 | 137926 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottage of rubble stone with brick dressings and tiled roof. Boundary wall adds to the character also. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Folkestone Stone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34128 | 1 and 2 Peene House Cottages |  | Building | Newington Road,[NAME],Newington,FOLKESTONE | [NAME] | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618588 | 137936 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottages of uncut flints with red brick dressings in vertical bands under a tiled roof. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34129 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618161 | 136979 | Structure | Underpass beneath railway embankment, vaulted arch in brick, walls and wingwalls (curved in plan) of regular tooled ashlar | Mid C19th | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Folkestone Stone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34130 | The Old School | Church House | Building | School Lane ,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Newington | Newington-Shepway | TR | 618307 | 137380 | Civic | Former school building of uncoursed stone with red brick quoins; retains form and some original detailing, including bellcote. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34131 | Old Kent Cottage |  | Building | ,Frogholt,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Frogholt | Newington-Shepway | TR | 617673 | 137503 | Dwelling house | Possibly early C14. Timber framed with rendered infilling. Painted brick infilling to right end bay. Left gable end tile-hung on first floor. Thatched roof. Built at right-angles to road. Two-bay open hall with storeyed bay to each end. 1½ storeys on painted stone plinth. Left gable end jettied. Frame of relatively thin-scantling timber, with broadly- spaced studding. Front elevation of right end bay rebuilt with square panels. Broad low window cill across left hall bay. Straight brace to left side of right hall bay. [NAME] half-hipped to left, hipped to right Filleted C20 brick stack to right end of right hall bay. Irregular fenestration of one 3-light leaded casement to left hall bay. One 2-light leaded casement to first floor of left gable end. Boarded door under stock. Interior not inspected. [NAME] said never to have been floored. (E.W. Parkin, unpublished report in National Monuments Record). | Possibly early C14. | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber | Thatch | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 175621 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34132 | Magpie Cottage |  | Building | ,Frogholt,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Frogholt | Newington-Shepway | TR | 617730 | 137504 | Dwelling house | Late C18. Timber framed, weatherboarded. Pantile roof, formerly thatched. Painted mathematical tiles to left gable end. Built at right- angles to road. 2 storeys, on stone plinth. Half-hipped roof. Filleted central brick stack. Regular 2-window front of 2-light casements. C20 ribbed door under stack. Rear lean-to to right. | Late C18. | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 175620 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34133 | Brook Cottage | Bank House | Building | ,Frogholt,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Frogholt | Newington-Shepway | TR | 617793 | 137477 | Dwelling house | C17 or earlier. Timber framed. Front elevation red and grey brick in Flemish bond. Plain tile roof. Main range, with cross-wing projecting forwards slightly to right. Main range 1½ storeys on galletted stone plinth. Cross-wing 2 storeys. Hipped roof to left. Wing roof hipped to front, with higher eaves and lower ridge than main range. Brick stack in front slope of roof towards right end of main range. Hipped dormer to main range. Irregular fenestration of one 3-light metal casement to first floor of wing. C19 or C20 canted bay window with moulded cornice to ground floor of left end of main range. 3-light wooden casement with segmental head to ground floor of wing. Plain studded door with 2 top lights and segmental head under stack. Short rear wings to left and right. Interior not inspected. Called Bank House on O.S. map. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoeE 175618 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34134 | Frogholt House |  | Building | ,Frogholt,Newington,FOLKESTONE | Frogholt | Newington-Shepway | TR | 617630 | 137549 | Dwelling house | C17 or earlier with C19 and C20 additions and alterations. Timber framed. Ground floor galleted stone with brick dressings, first floor tile- hung. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys. Main rangewith narrow cross-wing to right. Continuous jetty to main range. Right wing with slightly more prominent jetty and jettied eaves on brackets. Hipped roof to left. Wing hipped to front. Multiple brick ridge stack to left of centre of main range and brick stack to right side of wing. Irregular fenestration of five 2-light casements; four to main range and one to wing. Ribbed door with 3-light fanlight under open timber porch beneath stack. Long single-storey galletted stone addition to right gable end, with stable door. Various rear additions. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 175619 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34140 | Plaxtol |  | Village | ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560195 | 153640 |  | The Parish has a long history of industry such as papermaking and tanning which brought great wealth to the area, hence the proliferation of fine old properties which add much to the character of the area. Generally, settlements have grown around the estate houses, farms and mills. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Plaxtol Parish Design Statement Aug 2005 |  | Many buildings and boundary walls of coursed or uncoursed ragstone in various parts of the village contribute significantly to character. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34141 | Plaxtol Church |  | Building | Church Hill ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560195 | 153640 | Place of Worship | Church. Built 1649, restored 1852, chancel and transepts 1894. Coursed, galletted rubble stone nave and tower on stone plinth. Two-stage tower, crenellated with sole remaining unrestored 1649 window to west. Four-bay nave with gable south porch; C19 gable-parapet and knellers. North and south transepts with 3-light windows, south transept with semi-basement entrance. Boarded and ribbed door, dripmould over. Three-light west window. Corner buttresses round east end, that to north-east on north transeptal chapel arched allowing walkway through. Interior. Original rectangular 6-bay church visible inside. Pointed tower arch. Hammerbeam roof resting on tripled octagonal stone wall-shafts. King posts over. Wooden tie-beam truss roofs in transepts. Raised chancel with barrel-vault supported by carved brackets on imposts. Marble reredos containing 3 wooden relief of the Last Supper, probably Flemish C15. Later relief panel of the parting of the Red Sea in south transept. C17 pulpit, panelled with introduced figure reliefs. Pair of Rococo brass chandeliers, dated 1785. Monument to [NAME], d.1741, in the form of a Baroque cartouche. | 1649 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Churchyard boundary walls of ragstone also contribute to character. | IoE 357329 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34142 | Buddleia Cottage & Old Well House |  | Building | Church Hill ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560246 | 153551 | Dwelling house | Cottage pair. Early C18 extended to right in C19. Coursed galletted rubble stone ground floor, weatherboarded first floor. Eaves cornice to hipped plain-tile roof with catslide extension to right. One south end stack and 4 modern dormers. Two storeys and attic, irregular 3 window front. Four windows on first floor, casements with tripartite glazing bar sash to left. Three glazing bar sashes on ground floor, tripartite at left. One segment-headed casement window to left. Two boarded door, either side of central ground floor window. Datestone to left of right-hand door. B R1724H. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall to Church Hill of ragstone also contributes to character. | IoE 357328 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34143 | The Old Post Office & Church House |  | Building | Church Hill ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560209 | 153610 | Dwelling house | Terraced pair of houses. C18, extended twice to right. Uncoursed rubble stone plinth with red brick plinth band. [NAME] coursed rubble. Eaves cornice to plain tiled roof with central ridge and end stacks. Two storeys; 4 windows, glazing bar sashes. Canted bay window, second, window from right. Entrances near-central to both houses to left half-glazed door with pediment on brackets over. To right panelled door with pediment on brackets over. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34144 | The Grange |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560432 | 153892 | Dwelling house | Early C17 house refronted in 1702, remodelled in 1926 by Sir [NAME]. North front. Ashlar plinth, brown brick with red dressings, stone quoins and cills. Plain tiled roof hidden by parapet. Two storeys and attic. East front. Red brick with 2 half-hipped gables. Two storeys. South front. Red brick ground floor, half-hipped gables. Wide central flat-roofed glazed C19 weather-porch.  West front. Red brick with plat band and moulded cornice. Two storeys. This side was remodelled by [NAME], who altered the C19 stables to the left. Red brick with return gables to north and east, these tile-hung. Two storeys. To the south a C18 cottage was incorporated. Random rubble stone, partly galletted, with red brick dressings. Plain tiled roof. One storey. | Early C17 | Listed Grade II*. | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357338 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34145 | Barn 20 yds to E of The Grange |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560470 | 153900 | Farm | Probably C18. Random rubble stone with red brick dressings, covered with weather-boarding to west. Plain tiled hipped roof brought down as catslide to north. West waggon entrance. King post roof rebuilt in early C20 Small one-storey granary attached on east, red brick wth plain tiled hipped roof, and red brick and plain tile roundel with cowl and wind-vane. | Probably C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357339 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34146 | Boundary wall to N of The Grange |  | Other | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560410 | 153907 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18. Eight foot high random rubble stone wall in front of house and bordering west part of garden. Sixty yards long. Galletted with flat plate capping to parapet. Two gate-piers on axis of entrance to house, surmounted by globes. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357340 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34147 | Nut Tree Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560350 | 153871 | Dwelling house | C16 continuous jetty house, restored and altered in early C20 by [NAME] for Sir [NAME], [NAME] physician. North front. Stone plinth, close-studded timber-framing above with plaster infilling. Continuous jetty carried on exposed joists and brackets, stepped down under right-hand gable. Plain tiled roof with return gables at both end. [NAME] stack to right, hipped semi-dormer in centre. Scalloped barge-boards to gables. Two storeys; 3 windows, diamond lattice casements, except small rectangular oriels under jetty at each end. East front. Close studed framing, the left-hand section probably a later addition. Two storeys; irregular 2 window front, diamond lattice casements. Entrance on ground floor at right, glazed. Interior. Hall. Brough-in panelling. Dining room. C16 fireplace with chambered bressumers. Brought-in panelling with low reeded cornice. Sitting room first floor gallery added circa 1905 by Townsend. Drawing room. C16 fireplace with chamfered bressumer. Crown post in first floor room at north-west corner, supporting roof of right-hand return gable of north front. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall to [NAME] of ragstone with brick capping also contributes to character. | IoE 357341 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34148 | Bridge over [NAME] |  | Other | Roughways ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Roughway | Plaxtol | TQ | 561783 | 152777 | Structure | Packhorse bridge. [NAME], widened on south by 3 ft in the C18. Built of Kentish ragstone ashlar with galletting. Two horse-shoe shaped arches with central cutwaters. Modern wooden rails. The river was previously known variously as the Busty, the [NAME], the Shode or the Sheet. | Probably C16 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357359 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34149 | Old Soar |  | Building | Old Soar Road ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 561950 | 154103 | Dwelling house | Remains of manor-house. Circa 1290 with C14 alterations, restored in the C20. Solar wing, with chapel and chamber with garderobe, of first floor hall-house, the hall replaced in C18 by Old Soar Farmhouse. Exterior. Coursed rubble stone with rubble stone dressings. Steep-pitched tiled roofs. Chamber attached at right-angles at the north-west corner. Chapel attached at slight angle at north-east corner. Chapel with arched windows to north and south. The original entrance to the chapel with straight segmental-pointed arch. Two-centered arch with rubble voussoirs on north side ground floor for cleaning garderobe pit. Interior. Solar undercroft. Pointed barrel vault. Solar. Corbel  showing original [NAME] to have been aisled. Carved foliage in triple capitals, shafts finished with leaf ornament and necking and abacus scroll-moulded. Bethersden marble block above, supporting beam along wall. It is also scheduled as an Ancient Monument. See Old Soar, [NAME], DOE Guide, London, 1979. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] ancient monument. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Owned and managed by the National Trust | IoE 357350 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34150 | [NAME] and Schoolmasters House | Formerly School | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560264 | 153501 | Civic | School and Master's House. Dated 1856. Two parts, school to left, Master's house to right. School. Ashlar plinth, squared rubble with red brick dressings. Slate roof. One-storey; 7 window front. Gabled semi-dormers to left, the window with pointed arched head. To right 3 windows either side of doorway. Large casement with wooden mullions and gauged heads. Round-headed doorway, now blocked, with datestone above. Master's House. Coursed galletted rubble stone with red brick dressings. Cross-gabled slate roof, with central brick stack. Three neo-Elizabethan stacks with toothed cornices, grouped together. One-storey and attic; 2 window front, with one window in gable. Casements with gauged heads. Entrance to right with pointed arch and part-glazed door. Wing to rear with double off-ridge stack in similar neo-Elizabethan style. | 1856 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357368 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34151 | 1-3 Church Row |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560166 | 153638 | Dwelling house | Cottage row, part of 7 cottage row curving obliquely following road line. Late C17. Coursed galletted rubble stone with some red brick dressings and plinth band on ground floor, painted weather boarding on first floor. Plain tiled roof, hipped at right-hand and one dormer to central cottage (No 2). Two storeys and attic; slightly irregular 5 window front. Modern casements. Right-hand cottage (No 1) with part-glazed door and steps leading up to it, Nos 2 and 3 with boarded doors. All with flat hoods. Later extensions behind. | Late C17 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | 1-7 Church Row in a row of similar cottages. | IoE 357355 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34152 | Ragstone Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560258 | 153520 | Dwelling house | C18. Rubble stone plinth with brick band above. Coursed galletted rubble stone with red and blue brick dressings. Half-hipped plain tiled roof. North end stack with projecting breast. Two storeys; 3 windows. Modern lattice casements, on ground floor in segment-head surrounds. Central boarded door in segment-head surround. Gabled one-storey extension to left, valley-roofed with wing behind in parallel. Included as a good example of modest domestic building of traditional regional type. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Listed as "a good example of modest domestic building of traditional regional type". | IoE 357369 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34153 | Bartons Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560176 | 154008 | Dwelling house | C18 elevation to earlier framed structure. Plinth and ground floor in coursed galletted rubble stone with red brick string separating the two. Painted weather-boarded first floor. Hipped plain tiled roof with 2 hipped dormers. Two storey 3 window front, modern casement windows. Central half-glazed door with flat projecting hood. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357386 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34154 | Cottage 10 yards S of Bartons Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560186 | 153992 | Dwelling house | C18. Uncoursed rubble stone with red brick dressings. Half-hipped plain tiled roof with tile-hanging in gables and rear stack with projecting breast. One storey and attic; 2 window front, modern casements. Included for group value only. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357387 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34155 | [NAME] and Wall 20 yards SE of Bartons Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560203 | 153995 | Farm | Wagon-shed and wall. [NAME]. Coursed galletted rubble stone with red brick dressings to east. Supported by wooden piers to west. Plain tiled roof. East wall forms part of wall of farmyard, coursed galletted rubble stone, wall curves in quadrant to central entrance. Included for group value only | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357388 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34156 | [NAME] and Wall 20 yards NE of Bartons Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Plaxtol | Plaxtol | TQ | 560195 | 154026 | Farm | [NAME]. Late C19, now converted for habitation. Ground floor mixture of random rubble with red brick dressings and red brick. Three roundels to north of random rubble. First floor of granary to east red brick. Two half-hipped gables, that to right tile-hung, that to left creosoted weatherboarding. Plain tiled roofs throughout. Two wide casements on first floor to left, one small and one wide to right. Open ground floor to left with bressumer supported in centre on wooden post. Garage doors of wood to right. Three windows on first floor of granary to east. Three roundels topped by cowls and wind-vanes. East wall forms part of wall of farmyard, coursed galletted rubble stone. Walls curves in quadrant to central entrance. Included for group value only. | Late C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357389 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34157 | Wellington |  | Building | [NAME] ,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Dunk's Green | Plaxtol | TQ | 561147 | 152791 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C18. Random rubble stone with rusticated red brick quoins and red brick dressings. Boarded eaves to plain tiled valley roof with single odd dormer to right and end stack to right. Two storeys and attic; 2 windows, casements. Central first floor small oblong recessed panelora modern glazed door. Included as a good example of modest domestic building of traditional regional type. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Listed as "a good example of modest domestic building of traditional regional type". | IoE 357349 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34158 | Winfield Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Crouch,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Crouch | Plaxtol | TQ | 561910 | 155216 | Farm | Farmhouse. Mid-late C18. Coursed dressed stone. Moulded eaves to plain tiled roof, half-hipped to left, with 2 hipped dormers and projecting end stacks. Two storeys; 2 windows, C19 casements. Central half-glazed and pantiled door with flat projecting hood supported on carved brackets. | Mid-late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357343 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34159 | [NAME] 30 yards S of Winfield Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME],Crouch,Plaxtol,SEVENOAKS | Crouch | Plaxtol | TQ | 561910 | 155178 | Farm | Oast-house group. Mid Cl9. Six granaries with 6 roundels, irregularly grouped. Random rubble stone with red brick dressings throughout. Corbelled brick eaves to roundels. Plain tiled roofs to granaries and to roundels. Cowls and wind-vanes intact. Two granaries to west, 2 to north and 2 in T-plan, to south-east. Roundels grouped around them. Included for group value only. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 357344 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34160 | Reading Street |  | Village | ,[NAME],BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638849 | 169494 |  |  | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary walls of flint often with brick capping contribute to character in various parts of the village. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34161 | Church of St Andrew |  | Building | Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638849 | 169494 | Place of Worship |  | -9999 |  | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34162 | [NAME] |  | Building | 11 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638824 | 169542 | Dwelling house | Early to mid C19. 3 storeys built of rough flints. Hipped slate roof. Stock brick long and short quoins and window dressings. 1 sash with cambered head, with glazing bars intact. Included for group value. Now amalgamated with No 13. Nos 11 to 15 (odd) and The Corner Cottage form a group. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418040 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34163 | [NAME] |  | Building | 13 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638826 | 169534 | Dwelling house | C18. 2 storeys flint-faced. Mansard old tiled roof. Red brick long and short quoins and window dressings. Doorcase in side on C19 extension. C19 2 storey extension to rear with half-hipped gable. Now amalgamated with No 11. Nos 11 to 15 (odd) and The Corner Cottage form a group. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418416 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34164 |  |  | Building | 15 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638831 | 169533 | Dwelling house | C18. 2 storeys flint-faced. Renewed tiled roof. 4 renewed casements on 1st floor. 4 sashes with glazing bars intact on ground floor and simple doorcase. Nos 11 to 15 (odd) and The Corner Cottage form a group. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall of flint with brick capping and gateway also contributes to character | IoE 418419 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34165 | The Corner Cottage and 1 Astor Road |  | Building | 17 Reading Street and 1 Astor Road ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638835 | 169541 | Dwelling house | Includes No 1 Aston Road. Early C18. 2 storeys flint-faced. Tiled roof. 2 C19 casements. The end elevation has a gable with kneelers. Stringcourse. 2 blocked window openings. The remainder is a C19 range of 2 storeys painted brick. 2 cambered sashes with verticals only and simple cambered doorcase. Nos 11 to 15 (odd) and The Corner Cottage form a group. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall of flint with brick capping also contributes to character | IoE 418424 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34166 | White Swan Cottage |  | Building | 19 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638870 | 169530 | Dwelling house | An early C18 house set endwise to the road. 2 storeys flint-faced with red brick long and short quoins, stringcourse and window dressings. 2 curved Flemish gable ends edged in brick. Gable facing road had 4 tiny round-headed casements. 2 3-light C19 casements. Sun fireplaque. Modern 2 storey extension in flint. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418425 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34167 | Rozine Cottage |  | Building | 21 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638896 | 169531 | Dwelling house | Early C18. 2 storeys flint-faced with red brick dressings, quoins and stringcourse. 1 casement window, 1 sash. Shaped Dutch gables at ends edged with brick. Only one is original as there has been a recent addition to the right hand side of 1 bay in matching style with a Flemish gable end. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418426 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34168 | The Convent Cottages |  | Building | 43 - 49 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638996 | 169522 | Dwelling house | Dated 1901. A row of cottages built in C17 style which contribute greatly to the character of the village. 2 storeys built of squared flints. Tiled roof with Flemish curved gable at either side. 3 tall brick chimneystacks. Semi-dormers with casement windows. Red brick long and short quoins, window dressings and stringcourse The ground floor has 4 3-light casements and 2 paired doorcases with tiled sloping weather hoods. The convent cottages form a group. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall of flint with brick capping also contributes to character | IoE 418427 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34169 | Elmwood Cottage |  | Building | 48 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 639001 | 169468 | Dwelling house | C18. 2 parallel ranges. 2 storeys flint-faced with the front elevation painted. Hipped tiled roof. Front elevation has 1 sash with glazing bars intact, part string- course and 2 cambered C19 casements. Door set in wooden hipped weather porch on side elevation. Sun fire plaque. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418009 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34170 | Gardenia Cottage |  | Building | 52 Reading Street ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 639012 | 169454 | Dwelling house | C18 altered. 2 storeys flint-faced. Hipped tiled roof. Long and short stock brick quoins and window dressings. 3 sashes without glazing bars. Simple doorcase with stock brick surrounds. Later wooden shutters. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418019 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34171 | Trinity Cottage |  | Building | 1 Trinity Square ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638948 | 169489 | Dwelling house | Early C19. 2 storeys flint-faced with stock brick window dressings and long and short quoins. Hipped tiled roof. 2 sashes with glazing bars intact and cambered heads. Simple round-headed doorcase with 6 flush panelled door, the top 2 panels cut away and glazed. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 418003 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34172 | Boundary wall of Rimpton Court |  | Other | Balliol Road ,Reading Street,BROADSTAIRS | Reading Street | Broadstairs & St Peters | TR | 638793 | 169515 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall along frontage of Rimpton Court in both Balliol Road and Old Green Road, in flint with brick dressings and capping, including horizontal brick band at mid-height. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34180 | Penshurst |  | Village | ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553732 | 143859 |  | As in many villages in this area of [NAME] there exists a variety of architectural styles and materials but the use of red brick and stone, tiled roofs and timber framing predominate. Theage of the buildings varies considerably but, thanks to the work of architects such as [NAME], there is a unity of detail and form that links the buildings across the years. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Penshurst Conservation Area Appraisal, Sevenoaks District Council, SPG March 2001.  Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34181 | Church of St John the Baptist |  | Building | ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553732 | 143859 | Place of Worship | Nave and aisles, chancel and aisles, west tower,south porch. Coursed sandstone. C13 North aisle arcade, early C14 south aisle arcade running into south chapel. Later [NAME] north chapel. Perpendicular clerestory. Sidney chapel, off south chancel chapel, of 1820 by J B Rebecca. Deep diagonal buttresses to Perpendicular west tower, battlemented and with 4 stocky corner turrets. Crown post roof to nave. Restoration of 1864 by Sir [NAME], including south windows. Chancel screen by Bodley and Garner, 1895. Many mediaeval and later monuments. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446486 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34182 | Bridge over River Medway |  | Other | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552899 | 143639 | Structure | Narrow bridge of dressed stone probably C18. Stone parapet with canted ends finishing in octagonal piers with pointed caps. Single wide arch with keystone. | Probably C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446424 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34183 | Lilac Cottage and cottages adjacent on either side |  | Building | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553071 | 143512 | Dwelling house | Picturesque building dated 1867, probably by [NAME]. C19 attempt to make 3 cottages look something like a [NAME] house. 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows. High pitched tiled roof with fancy ridge stacks. Returned gabled end bays, slightly projecting. Recessed centre with overhanging eaves supported on arch braces. Half timbered 1st floor with plaster filling, some of it decorated. Tile hung 1st floor in end bays. Ground floor of random rubble with dressed stone quoins and window transoms and mullions. Chamfered Tudor arches to doors, one on front, one on right return. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall of rubble stone and gatepiers of squared sandstone blocks add to character of Rogues Hill | IoE 446420 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34184 | The Rectory |  | Building | High Street ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552699 | 143849 | Dwelling house | [NAME]. 2 storeys and dormer. Hip tiled roof with projecting moulded eaves and modillion cornice. Brick with blue headers and rubbed headers over windows. Brick plinth and band. Symmetrical elevation with centre panelled door with square lights over and fluted pilasters on either side supporting broken entablature and segmental pediment. 13 sash windows with bars (replaced). Side Elevation - facing Church. Stone laid£in continuous courses with red brick dressing. Projecting later C18 wing to rear. | [NAME] | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446487 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34185 | The Post Office and house adjoining |  | Building | [NAME] ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552752 | 143812 | Retail/commercial | Dated 1850, by [NAME]. Monogram in gable end - P.S.C. Irregular cottages forming corner of Leicester Square. 2 storeys. Gable ends with ornamental bargeboards and complicated picturesque tile roof and period Tudor chimney stacks. Ground floor of unevenly laid stone courses and wooden mullioned windows. First Floor oversailing and supported on carved corner brackets and exposed timber joists - half-timbered and rendered. Wall Cottage, Nos 1 to 3 (consec), the Archway, the Old Guildhouse and the Post Office and Retaining Wall form a group. | 1850 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Unusual irregular tapering courses. | IoE 446494 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34186 | Wall Cottage | Formerly The School House | Building | [NAME] ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552776 | 143820 | Dwelling house | By [NAME]. Dated 1850 and with monogram D.L.D. Irregular shaped cottage forming corner of Leicester Square. 2 storeys and tile roof with ornamental bargeboards to gable ends and period [NAME] stacks. [NAME] of stone laid in irregular courses with plinth and£stone mullioned windows. First Floor rendered and oversailing at side and supported on exposed timber joists. Formerly the School House. Wall Cottage, Nos 1 to 3 (consec), the Archway, the Old Guildhouse and the Post Office and Retaining Wall form a group. | 1850 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34187 | The Old Guildhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552751 | 143824 | Dwelling house | C16 or earlier. Framed half timbered house in good state of preservation. 2 storeys and gable end windows. Ridge tile roof and centre stack. Diamond paned windows. First floor oversailing and supported on carved wooden brackets. Partly boarded and partly plaster infilling. Modern shingle gable ends. Brick and stone plinth. Dragon beams at all 4 corners. Inter west extension in keeping. Wall Cottage, Nos 1 to 3 (consec), the Archway, the Old Guildhouse and the Post Office and Retaining Wall form a group | C16 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446493 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34188 | Retaining wall in front of the Square |  | Other | [NAME] ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552758 | 143806 | Wall/archway/gateway | C19 retaining wall in front of Leicester Square with stone steps leading up from roadway. Wall Cottage, Nos 1 to 3 (consec), the Archway, the Old Guildhouse and the Post Office and Retaining Wall form a group. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446496 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34189 | Penshurst Place |  | Building | ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552745 | 143976 | Dwelling house | Large, rambling building of various periods built largely of sandstone in differing colours but with some brickwork and a little Kentish ragstone. Elevations mostly battlemented, but some steeply-pitched tiled roofs visible. The oldest part is hall house built by [NAME], license to crenellate 1341. Very large hall with fine timber roof resting on figure corbels. Carved screen of late C16. Solar end much altered with stone external curved stair of mid C15. Undercroft below has piers running into arches without capitals. Further license to crenellate of 1392 produced enclosing outer wall with square side and angle towers. Only south central gate tower (qv) survives complete and western stretch of wall. Mid C15 the Buckingham building, to west of old house, much altered in 1850's. To south of this the Elizabethan wing with long gallery on 1st floor. Rich plaster ceiling and Jacobean woodwork articulated by fluted pilasters. Sensitively restored. This links with altered south-west tower. Other Elizabethan ranges link altered north-west tower with north central tower and the latter to the original house. Central tower (King's tower) remodelled at this time. Considerable renewal of these parts aid building of long north-east section in 1818 by [NAME] in Tudor-Gothic style. Penshurst Place, the South Central Tower and wall, the Southern Wall, the Inner Garden Wall and the Garden Wall form a group. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34190 | South central entrance tower to Penshurst Place and wall abutting to east |  | Other | ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552788 | 143956 | Wall/archway/gateway | Battlemented square sandstone tower of circa 1400. Blocked square C17 or early C18 window on 1st floor. Slit windows flank C17 round arched doorway. Stretch of stone-battlemented brick wall to East. Penshurst Place, the South Central Tower and Wall, the Southern Wall, the Inner Garden Wall and the Garden Wall form a group. | Circa 1400 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34191 | Former Almshouses |  | Building | 1-4 Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553037 | 143548 | Dwelling house | 1833, altered 1897. Picturesque group in Tudor style. One storey and attic, 2 bays on road, 3 bays in symmetrical front to Elliott's Farm Lane. Tiled roof with half dormers breaking eaves. Ornamental brick chimneys. Returned gable end at left. Coursed freestone. Leaded casement windows. Doors with 4-centred heads have Tudor arched side lights, all under hood mould. Gabled porch below gable end. Low South extensions. | 1833 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446421 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34192 | The Yews |  | Building | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552983 | 143631 | Dwelling house | House of circa 1820 masking older timber framed structure. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Sunk basement. Coursed freestone with mutuled cornice and parapet. Full height elliptical bows at either side hold tripartite sash windows with glazing bars. Single sash window over prostyle [NAME] porch with modillioned cornice and blocking course. 3 steps to porch. Panelled door with patterned fanlight. Other elevations of brick. | Circa 1820 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 446423 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34193 | [NAME] |  | Building | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553150 | 143479 | Dwelling house | Probably C19 three 2-storey estate cottages in vernacular style of uncoursed rubble sandstone with sandstone dressings. Partly tile-hung at first floor. Steeply pitched tiled roof. | Probably C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  | Boundary wall of rubble sandstone also adds to character of Rogues Hill |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34194 | Rogues Hill House |  | Other | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553168 | 143448 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall of uncoursed rubble sandstone 1-1.5m high fronting onto Rogues Hill, with arched gateway of dressed sandstone blocks.  Possible site of former quarry. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34195 | Rose Cottage |  | Building | Rogues Hill ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 553252 | 143325 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottage of uncoursed rubble sandstone with sandstone dressings at ground floor level. Tile-hung at first floor. Steeply pitched tiled roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34196 | Village Hall |  | Building | ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552625 | 143760 | Civic | 2-storey hall and meeting rooms of coursed sandstone, with part elevations of brick and of timber framing with render infill.  Tall chimney, canopy and gables of ornamental dressed stonework. Plaque indicates construction in 1898. | 1898 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34197 | Primary School |  | Building | Fordcombe Road ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552496 | 143630 | Civic | 2-storey school building under a tiled roof, front elevation mostly of coursed sandstone blocks, west end of brick. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34198 | North Lodge to Penshurst Place |  | Building | Penshurst Road ,Penshurst,TONBRIDGE | Penshurst | Penshurst | TQ | 552544 | 144112 | Dwelling house | Mid C19 building in Tudor style. High pitched tiled roof. Coursed freestone with parapet.2 storeys, 2 windows, with 1-storey, 1-window left extension. Projecting, 1-storey gabled centrepiece has chimney breast behind crowned by 3 tall brick stacks. Similar gabled treatment in left section and to porch at right. Stone mullioned windows under square hoodmoulds. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  | Boundary wall of coursed sandstone blocks with decorative copings and piers also adds to character | IoE 446931 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34200 | [NAME] | Boltone | Village | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577160 | 151674 |  | The area known as The Quarries occupies the site of the former workings of Kentish Ragstone on both banks of the Loose Stream, which were a major source of building stone since Roman times, continuing to the 1930s. Within the area and to the immediate south-west lies the Scheduled Ancient Monument of Boughton [NAME], an 'oppidum' from the late Pre-Roman iron age.The Quarries Conservation Area consists of primarily wooded spaces amongst which fine buildings of significant architectural and historic value are sporadically distributed. Boundary walls of Kentish Ragstone are a common distinctive feature. The settlement was known in C11 as Boltone, and as [NAME] in C13; Hasted refers in addition to the names of Bocton, West Bocton and [NAME]. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | Boltone (historic). [NAME] The Quarries Conservation Area [NAME] Council 27 Feb 2009 (SPG). Hasted. LBO. IoE. Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34201 | The Old Chapel |  | Building | The Quarries,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577160 | 151674 | Place of Worship | Rectangular former chapel of brick with slate roof; bellcote in western gable with bell in place. Probably C19, located within the former [NAME] quarry. Now a dwelling. | Probably C19 |  | Brick | Slate | NOT ENTERED | Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34202 | [NAME] |  | Other | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576850 | 151800 | Civic | An oppidum dating from the Late Pre-Roman Iron Age, when it would have been an important settlement and administrative centre. The central earthwork defences were also protected by outlying linear earthworks running for considerable distances to the north, south and east of nearby Boughton Green. | Late [NAME] iron age | Scheduled ancient monument. | Earth |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | [NAME] The Quarries Conservation Area [NAME] Council 27 Feb 2009 (SPG). |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34203 | Boundary walls |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576962 | 151750 | Wall/archway/gateway | Low boundary walls of coursed and uncoursed rubble ragstone with stone bullnose copings on both sides of the road. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  | Typical of the many stone boundary walls within the area. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34204 | Rock Cottage |  | Building | Atkins Hill,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576870 | 151890 | Dwelling house | Formerly cottages, now house. Late [NAME]. Timber-framed with plaster infilling. Plain tile roof. Possibly lobby entry plan. 4 timber-framed bays (including 2-bay principal room to left of stack), and stack bay. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Close-studded. [NAME] returning to right on moulded dragon post. [NAME] hipped to left with gablet, gabled to right. Multiple brick ridge stack in narrow second bay from right. [NAME] projecting brown brick stack to left gable end. Irregular fenestration of 4 leaded casements; three 3-light and one 2-light under stack. Evidence for oriel window to right hall bay. Rectangular 10-light mullioned and transomed oriel window with lean-to roof and moulded coved base to first floor of right gable end. Similar 10-light oriel window on stone base under jetty below. C16 boarded door in moulded rectangular architrave to left end of left bay of principal room. Blocked door under stack. Interior: exposed framing. Moulded cross and axial beams to principal room on each floor. Newel staircase between stack and former front door. [NAME] grooves. Dropped doorheads. 4 fireplaces to principal stack; those to principal room on each floor with moulded stone jambs and cambered bressumers, with moulded mantel-shelf to first floor, those to right end room on each floor entirely stone. Clasped purlin roof with windbraces and diminishing principal rafters. Jettying contrived without dragon-beam. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34205 | Beresfords |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576906 | 151502 | Dwelling house | House. Early C19. Front and rear elevations channelled render with stone quoins, left return elevation ashlar. Tiled roof, formerly slate. South facing. 2 storeys and cellar on vermiculated ashlar plinth. Plat band. Flat panelled eaves soffits. Hipped roof. Central rendered stack. Regular 3- window front of recessed 12-pane sashes with thin glazing bars and Venetian shutters. 3-bay left return elevation with splayed stone heads and flush keystones to windows. 15-pane sashes to ground floor. Semi-circular-headed cellar-lights, also with flush keystones. Central half-glazed door with rectangular fanlight, up 4 steps. Doric porch with modillioned frieze. Central French doors to left return elevation with wrought-iron lamp bracket. Rendered 2-storey south-east service wing. Interior not inspected. Gate-piers: joined to south-east corner of house by red brick wall in Flemish bond running south for about 40'. Piers about 3 metres high, vermiculated stone with chamfered rustication on low plinth and with rectangular overhanging caps. Give access to former stable yard. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174460 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34206 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576857 | 151618 | Dwelling house | 2-storey lodge house and outbuilding of uncoursed rubble ragstone with ragstone quoins and dressings, under a hipped slate roof.  Paired casement windows. Boundary wall of coursed ragstone adds to the character. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34207 | Harts House | Harts Hill | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576853 | 151847 | Dwelling house | House. [NAME], with later additions and alterations. Restored early C20. Timber framed with plaster infilling. Plain tile roof. South-facing main range of 2 or 2 1/2 timber-framed bays. Timber-framed wing to west end, protruding to north and south, possibly of more than one period, and incorporating integral 2-storey "lean-to" to south end of west elevation. Broad 2-storey timber-framed rear return wing to east, abutting side of rear section of west wing. 2 storeys, garret and cellar on stone plinth. Close- studded. [NAME] and midrail, but not eaves, of west wing lower than those of main range. West wing, including "lean-to", jettied to south. Main range jettied to south, jetty returning, on moulded dragon post, along whole of east front. Main range gabled. Roof of west wing hipped to south with gablet, gabled to north, with lower ridge than main range. East wing gabled to north. Multiple brick stack in front slope of roof towards west end of main range. Irregular fenestration to south of 4 leaded windows; one small light to junction of west wing and "lean-to", one rectangular 5-light mullioned and transomed oriel window on shaped brackets to west wing, and one 4-light and one 3-light casement to main range. Ribbed door to east side of west wing, towards main range, and boarded door in 4-centred-arched architrave with hollow spandrels to north end of east gable end of main range. Interior not inspected. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174464 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34208 | The Malt House |  | Building | The Maltings,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576912 | 151807 | Industrial | Maltings with integral warehousing. Circa 1860. Random ragstone with quoins and red brick dressings. Plain tile roof. South-facing, facade comprising gable ends of warehouse (to left) and of maltings (to right of centre), with lower section linking the 2 gables, and similar section to right side of maltings. 2 low storeys, warehouse with a third storey extending into gable. Central loading door above tie-beam level of warehouse, flanked by 4 single lights. 2 small, deeply-recessed windows with cambered heads set one above other towards right side of warehouse, and half-glazed ground-floor door with loading door immediately above it, towards left side. Linking section with much lower eaves and ridge than warehouse; window with cambered head to right, and central boarded ground-floor door, with first-floor door immediately above. Steeply-pitched roof to maltings, hipped to front and rear and with ridge surmounted by louvred upstand, also with hipped plain-tile roof. Segmental-headed ground-floor window towards left and door towards right end of gable end. Right end section has segmental-headed first-floor window and ground-floor door towards left. Further addition towards rear of right gable end. Interior not inspected. | Circa 1860 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174461 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34209 | 1 - 11 Bottlescrew Hill |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576883 | 151734 | Dwelling house | Row of 6 cottages, formerly incorporating shop to right end. 1827. Small blocks of evenly-coursed stone. Ground floor rendered. Slate roof. Built on corner site, facing on to [NAME]. 2 storeys and garret, with cellar to right end. Gabled. Central stone ridge stack and 2 further stone stacks evenly-spaced towards gable ends. Regular 6-window front of small deeply-recessed 12-pane sashes, one pair flanking each stack. 6 doors, in spaces between windows; half-glazed to left end to No. 11, boarded to No. 9 and half-glazed to No. 7 adjacent to left of centre, boarded to No. 5 and half- glazed to No. 3 adjacent to right of centre, and half-glazed to right end to No. 1. Slate-roofed pentice supported on rustic poles across whole of front elevation. Stone rear lean-to to right, with low single-storey stone wing continuing from it to rear, facing on to The Quarries. Small multipane shop window,hinged for shutters or shelf and with shallow wooden cornice, towards front of right gable end. Door towards rear of gable. Plaque under central stack inscribed "With INDUSTRY, ECONOMY, HONESTY, CIVILITY and CLEANLINESS a poor man may be Happy and Respectable. 1827". Interior not inspected. | 1827 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Rubble ragstone boundary wall adds to character. | IoE 174522 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34210 | [NAME] |  | Building | 49 and 51 The Quarries,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577219 | 151707 | Dwelling house | Formerly cottages, now house. Later [NAME], with late [NAME] or early C17 addition to right and with C20 alterations. Timber framed with plaster infilling. Ground floor of right end bay and of left gable end rebuilt in stone. Mid- to-late C16 lobby-entry plan house of 2 timber-framed bays to left of stack bay and one to right; the left end bay altered or renewed in C17. Two further timber-framed bays of unequal length added to right in late [NAME] or early C17. 2 storeys, attic and cellars on stone plinth. Broadly-spaced studding. 2 tension braces to left end and one of thin scantling to right end. Half- hipped roof. Wall-plates at right end project, carrying verges up to jettied half hip. Brick ridge stack towards centre. Truncated stack with slender projecting stone base to right gable end. 2 gabled dormers. Irregular fenestration of 4 windows; one 2-light and three 3-light, some with pegged cills. Blocked 2-light ovolo-moulded mullion window with diamond subsidiary mullions to bay to right of stack. Blocked door under stack, half-glazed door towards left end, and ribbed door under canopy to right of centre. Short rendered rear return wing to left and similar but lower rear wing to right of stack. Rear lean-to. Interior: exposed framing. Mortices for diamond mullion windows in both sections of house. Central stack with 2 stone fireplaces to ground floor and 2 to first floor, one moulded, rest plain chamfered, all but one with wooden bressumers. Clasped purlin roof with windbraces, and diminishing principal rafters. Vertical queen-struts to collars to former right gable end of left section. Heavier-scantling timber to left section. | Later [NAME] | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174523 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34211 | 65 The Quarries |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577287 | 151722 | Dwelling house | House. C17 or earlier. Timber framed with rendered infilling. Plain tile roof. Approximately 3 timber-framed bays. 2 storeys. Broadly-spaced studding. Arch brace towards each end of first floor. Roof half-hipped to left, gabled to right. Multiple brick ridge stack to right gable end. Irregular fenestration of 3 small 2-light leaded casements. Boarded door to left end of central bay. Short single-storey addition in stone to right gable end. Rear wing to left. Interior not inspected. Formerly known as "Cottage at Boughton Quarries next to the last item on the north-east, occupier Littlewood". | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174524 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34212 | Stone House |  | Building | 68 The Quarries,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577283 | 151684 | Dwelling house | House. C.1835, extended by 1 bay in 1854. Built of coursed rubble from the Boughton Quarry, the front rendered with incised lines on stone plinth. Hipped slate roof with 2 brick chimneystacks. 2 storeys; 3 windows and 1 blank. 12-pane sashes in reveals with stone lintels 2 of the ground floor windows have C19 wooden shutters. 6 panelled door to left, the right side doorcase has been built out. L-wing to rear with stone which reads "NELSON BORN JULY 8TH 1848". Interior contains a series of contemporary fireplaces including a wooden fireplace with pilasters and marble fireplace with paterae original 4 panelled doors and built in commode. The rear kitchen has a brick and stone upper and C19 cast iron range made by Haynes of Maidstone but there is a possibility that this room was used as a workroom for the stone industry. [See "A Walk through [NAME]'s Quarries" Anne Creasey 1989-90] | Circa 1835 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174652 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34213 | Gladstones |  | Building | Cliff [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577523 | 151643 | Dwelling house | House. C17. Roughly-coursed stone. First floor of rear elevation timber- framed, (possibly C17), clad with weatherboarding. Plain tile roof. 2 bays and gable end stack bay, apparently undivided on ground floor. Stair trimmer towards rear of left bay. 2 storeys and attic. High chamfered stone plinth. Steeply-pitched gabled roof. Later projecting brick gable end stack to right, replacing an internal gable end stack. Small gabled dormer to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of two 3-light wooden casements in C17 architraves. Paned ground-floor windows, one 2-light, one 3-light, also in C17 architraves. Broad boarded door with flat hood to left of centre. Later stone lean-to with rendered gable, to left gable end. Interior: ground-floor cross-beams of heavy scantling towards centre and towards right end. Unchamfered joists. Central stave-and-daub first-floor partition. Internal stone fireplace to right gable end, with unchamfered painted stone jambs rising to soffit of low cross-beam. First-floor window architraves morticed for 6-light diamond-mullion windows with central king mullion. Clasped purlin roof with diminishing principal rafters, and windbraces. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174525 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34214 | Stone masons [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | The Quarries,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577314 | 151723 | Industrial | Stone mason's workshop and yard. Early C19. Built of stone rubble with slate roof. 2 storeys: 2 window openings. Square casements. Ground & 1st floor loading doors with plank door. Included as the only industrial building remaining from the [NAME] quarries, which provided most Kentish ragstone in the C19. [See "A Walk through [NAME]'s Quarries" Anne Creasey 1989-90] | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 174653 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34215 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576883 | 151733 | Dwelling house | Occupies a focal point at the fork in Beresfords Hill. Early 19th Century (date plaque 1827), constructed of ragstone with a slate roof and both prominent and architecturally distinctive with its veranda carried on rustic posts. Reputedly built for the quarry overseer by [NAME] of Boughton Mount. | 1827 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | [NAME] The Quarries Conservation Area [NAME] Council 27 Feb 2009 (SPG). |  | Rubble ragstone boundary wall adds to character. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34216 | Harts Cottage and [NAME] |  | Building | The Maltings,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576917 | 151771 | Industrial | Dwellings formed from converted and extended buildings formerly associated with the maltings and important to the setting of the listed building. 19th Century. Secluded in attractive mature landscape. | 19th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | [NAME] The Quarries Conservation Area [NAME] Council 27 Feb 2009 (SPG). |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34217 | 13 - 19 Bottlescrew Hill |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576982 | 151746 | Dwelling house | Late 20th Century terrace of houses in ragstone with brick details and slate roof. Design reflects that of the adjacent listed terrace, but building is of larger scale. | Late C20 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | [NAME] The Quarries Conservation Area [NAME] Council 27 Feb 2009 (SPG). |  | Relatively rare example of use of ragstone in new construction since mid C20. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34218 | 46 - 56 The Quarries |  | Building | ,[NAME],[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577206 | 151669 | Dwelling house | Terrace of 6 cottages in coursed ragstone with orange-red brick dressings and horizontal bands. Hipped tiled roof.  Datestone on front elevation :  C P 1879. | 1879 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34220 | [NAME] at Cliffe |  | Village | ,[NAME] at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635877 | 144771 |  | [NAME] is a village of mostly modest-scale properties including a number of historic buildings. These are constructed using brick, flint, render, and weatherboarding, reflecting its setting in chalk downland and the proximity to the sea at St Margarets Bay. A number of flint buildings have a brick or rendered front elevation. There are historic associations with the development of the electric telegraph, and with both world wars.  The village lies within [NAME] AONB. The parish was referred to in the Domesday Book as [NAME]. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Parish website www.stmargaretspc.co.uk |  | Flint boundary walls, mostly with brick dressings and cappings, add to the character of the village.  Cobbled flint paving in parts of High Street also contributes. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34221 | Church of St Margaret |  | Building | High Street ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635877 | 144771 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Circa 1150 rebuilding of earlier building, with late C12 tower. Restored C18, and 1864 by Ewan Christian. Flint and rubble with red brick dressings and slate roof, with plain tiled roof to south aisle. Fragments of herringbone flint and flint quoins in chancel are remains of earlier (Anglo-Saxon?) church; present church with chancel, nave and aisles, north porch and western tower. Two stage tower. Late C12 north doorway with zigzag and dogtooth moulding. Clerestory set in shafted ashlar arcading.  C19 trussed rafter roof.  Plain chancel with C19 east window and roof.  RV church was a possession of St. Martin's Priory, Dover, and rebuilt on lavish scale c.1150 by that foundation. (see [NAME], 435-6). | Circa 1150 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  |  | IoE 178504 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34222 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635916 | 144848 | Dwelling house | Knotts Lane also known as [NAME].  House. Late C17 extended and altered mid C18. Red brick and flint with plain tiled roof. Two parallel ranges, the entrance facade drawn across the 2 short ends. Three storeys with parapet and double span half hipped roofs each with stack. Two wooden casements and central lunette on second floor, 3 sashes on first floor, 2 on ground floor with central door of 6 raised and fielded panels with fluted pilastered cornice surround. Rear elevations, especially of northernmost wing, suggest earlier origin to building. | Late C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  |  | IoE 178490 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34223 | Hope Inn |  | Building | High Street ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635957 | 144747 | Retail/commercial | Public House. Mid C18, extended late C19. Flint and red brick, rendered to main elevation, with plain tiled roof, and extended with painted brick and tile hanging. Original range 2 storeys on plinth with parapet to half-hipped roof with central stack. Regular fenestration of 3 sash windows on first floor and 1 sash and 1 plate glass window on ground floor with central door of 6 raised and fielded panels in raised semi-circular surround. Exposed flint and red brick on right return. C19 rear wing with 3 wooden casements on each floor and half glazed door in weather boarded gabled porch. | Mid C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  |  | IoE 178499 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34224 | Red Lion Inn |  | Building | High Street ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635811 | 144921 | Retail/commercial | Public House. [NAME] 1825. Flint with red brick dressings and tile hanging with plain tiled roof, extended with white brick and slate roof. Two storeys on plinth, with flint ground floor, tile hung first floor. Hipped roof with stacks to end right. Three sashes on first floor, 2 on ground floor with central half-glazed door in rendered surround. Two storey white brick rear wing with 1 sash each floor and rear left stack. | 1825 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  |  | IoE 178502 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34225 | The Old School |  | Building | Kingsdown Road ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635895 | 144980 | Civic | Formerly the Church of England Primary School.  The building is now a Library and Old Persons Club. Dated 1847. Flint with red and white brick dressings and slate roof. F-shaped plan. One storey with stacks to end left and end right. Projecting gabled wing to right and projecting central gabled porch. Double sash in wing with pointed light over. Two sashes either side of porch, with ogee headed door and label hood with inscription over: National. School AD 1847 The end left bay is probably a slightly later extension. | 1847 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  | The flint boundary wall also adds to the character. | IoE 178512 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34226 | [NAME] |  | Building | Sea Street ,[NAME] at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 636043 | 144624 | Dwelling house | House. Early C18, extended early C19. Flint with red brick dressings, extended in flint with white brick dressings. Plain tiled roof. Two storeys and hipped roof with stacks to left and to right. Three glazing bar sashes and 1 horizontally sliding glazing bar sash on first floor, and 3 glazing bar sash and 2 horizontally sliding glazing bar sashes on ground floor with door of 4 panels to right. The original house was left half only, with blocked window panel on first floor and blocked door surrounds now to centre left, probably originally a cottage pair with roughly symmetrical front. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | LBO. IoE |  |  | IoE 178515 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34227 | Bus shelter and boundary wall |  | Other | Station Road ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635768 | 144933 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Bus shelter of flint with brick dressings and a tiled conopy roof, with a timber bench seat.  Boundary walls of flint and brick to either side. | 20th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34228 | 14 Kingsdown Road |  | Building | ,[NAME] at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635876 | 144972 | Dwelling house | 2-storey house of roughly coursed flint with a rendered front elevation under a hipped slate roof. Associated with the Old School adjoining. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34229 | Knoll Court |  | Building | High Street ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635870 | 144900 | Dwelling house | Pair of 2-storey houses in a late C20 development with main elevation facing High Sreet of flint with brick dressings including arched window lintols at ground floor. Slate roof. | Late C20 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  |  |  | Example of late C20 new construction using flint with brick details. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34230 | Dove Cottage |  | Building | Sea Street ,[NAME] at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635970 | 144719 | Dwelling house | 2-stoery cottage of flintwork with dressings of orange-red brick, including arched door head and window lintols, under a slate roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34231 | Chapel Cottages |  | Building | Chapel Lane ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635902 | 144922 | Dwelling house | Terrace of four 2-storey cottages of flint with brick dressings. The dressings have been  in part rendered.  [NAME] tiled roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34232 | Flint Cottage |  | Building | Reach Road ,St Margarets at [NAME],[NAME] | [NAME] at Cliffe | [NAME] at Cliffe | TR | 635940 | 144684 | Dwelling house | Pair of 2-storey cottages of flintwork with dressings of orange-red brick, including arched door head and arched window lintols, under a hipped slate roof. One flank rendered, the other tile-hung. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34240 | Trottiscliffe |  | Village | ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564634 | 160544 |  | Trottiscliffe is a rural community at the foot of the North Downs, with historic farm buidings, a Norman church atrributed to Bishop Gundulf, and mostly modest-scale cottages and housing.  There is a mix of materials, including brick, Kentish Ragstone, ironstone, flint and tile-hanging, reflecting the variety of resources available historically within the vicinity. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | Boundary walls of Kentish Ragstone, often with orange-red brick cappings, are common, and these add to the character of the village. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34241 | Church of St Peter and [NAME] |  | Building | Church Road ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564634 | 160544 | Place of Worship | Church. c.1200. Flint with tufa dressings with plain tiled roofs. South west tower, narrow nave, unusually long chancel. Early C16 windows. Flat-headed 2-light belfry openings. Pointed arched doorway in south side of tower, with C13 doorway beyond, hidden by addition of tower. Original north and south windows in chancel. Interior: collar-rafter roof. Piscina built in one piece with C14 window. Reredos: Wood, early C18, 2 cartauches carved with reliefs of Circumcision and Flight into Egypt, not made for church. Alter rails: Wood, early C18, twisted balusters, enriched newels, and leaf bosses, not made for church. Pulpit: 1775, by [NAME], originally for [NAME], where it stood until 1824. Palm tree carrying sounding board. Decoration a mixture of Gothic and classical, with oval wheel motifs decorating sides. Reading desk: Made up of Jacobean remnants. Stained glass: West window 1885 by Ward and Hughes. K. window by Gibbs. | Circa 1200 | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Carstone , Kentish Ragstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427136 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34242 | Great Reeds |  | Building | [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564100 | 159916 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C18 incorporating remains of C16 cottage. Random rubble stone plinth to walls of limewashed brick to left and random galletted rubble to right on ground-floor, rendered on lst floor. Exposed framing on 1st floor of right-hand end. Plain tiled roof, half-hipped to left, with part catslide extension to rear. 2 storeys; irregular 4 window front, those to the left on the ground floor with segment-headed surround. Central C20 boarded door with flat projecting hood. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427155 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34243 | The Oast House |  | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564080 | 160116 | Farm | [NAME] house and granary, now 2 dwellings. Mid C19. Random rubble stone with brick quoins and dressings to windows. Creosoted weatherboarding on 1st floor in centre between left-hand return gable and pair of roundels to right. Plain tiled roof with ridge stack to right of gable. Plain tiled roundels with cowls and wind-vane. 2 storeys; 3 windows on both floors of central range, 1 window on both floors to right under return gable, 1 window to left between ground and 1st floors. C20 vertically- panelled door on north side with flat projecting bracketted hoods. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427212 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34244 | The Forge |  | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564126 | 159993 | Industrial | Cottage. C18. Red brick with blue headers on random rubble plinth. Moulded eaves witH bracketted gutter. Plain tiled roof, half-hipped to right, with end stack to left and catslide extension to rear. 2 storeys; 2 window front, those on 1st floor large wooden casements, those on ground-floor smaller with segment-heads. Central C19 half-glazed and panelled door with C20 sloping hood on timber supports. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427214 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34245 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564136 | 159974 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C18. Red brick with blue headers on deep random rubble stone plinth. Plain tiled roof with end projecting stack to right, small end stack to left. 2 storeys and cellar; regular 2 window front, wooden casements, those on ground-floor with segmental heads. Central C19 half-glazed and panelled doors with C20 sloping hood on brackets. small cellar window to left. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427215 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34246 | Barn 30 yards north west of Millers Farmhouse |  | Building | Wrotham Water Lane ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 563952 | 160204 | Farm | [NAME]. C18. Tall random rubble plinth with front resting on it. Weatherboarding above. Plain tiled hipped roof with gablets, 4 bays with jowled posts. Some curved bracing. Queen truss roof. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Carstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  |  | IoE 427232 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34247 | [NAME] and roundel 10 yards to west of Millers Farmhouse |  | Building | Wrotham Water Lane ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 563963 | 160173 | Farm | [NAME] and roundel. East half of barn possibly converted C16 cottage, west half C18. Roundel added mid C19. Red brick infilling to timber-frame on random rubble plinth. Red brick roundel on rubble plinth to roundel. Hipped plain tiled roof to barn, plain tiled roof to roundel, with cowl and wind-vane. [NAME] with braced roof, 1 bay from east and slightly arched. High up at south end of east wall remains of window with notches on diamond mullions. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE |  | Boundary wall of ragstone with brick cappings also contributes to the character. | IoE 427233 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34248 | Whitakers Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564652 | 160523 | Dwelling house | Originally pair of cottages, now one property. Dated 1758, refenestrated in C20. Built mainly of ironstone random rubble, galleted, with red brick dressings but there is a strip of Kentish ragstone rubble above the original central doorcases to each property stretching to the full height of the building. Tiled roof with weatherboarded gables and red brick chimneystack placed centrally on ridge of right side cottage. Two storeys: four windows. C20 casements within existing brick surrounds. Cambered head linings to ground floor windows. Right side cottage has four-panelled door. Doorcase to left side cottage replaced by C20 four-light bay window with tiled roof. Deep plinth. Two ironstone plaques attached to first floor of left side cottage. The left one is inscribed "THOS WHITAKER MAY THE 1 1758". The right side one reads "SAR H WHITAKER MAY THE 1 1758". There is a one storey addition to the left with C18 brickwork and pegtiled roof. The rear elevation is a mixture of ironstone and brick and has three sash windows. | 1758 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34249 | ? April Cottage |  | Building | 1-4 School Lane ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564227 | 160153 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottages of uncoursed ragstone with brick dressings, with dormers and gables to front elevation.; slate roof.  A 2-storey extension has recently been added to the west end in carefully matched ragstone with brick dressings. | Probably late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  | An example of careful use of ragstone in recent construction. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34250 | ? Redstone Cottage |  | Building | 8 & 9 School Lane ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564250 | 160181 | Dwelling house | A pair of 2-storey cottages of roughly coursed ironstone with brick dressings; shallow bow window to each at ground floor level; tiled roof to No 8, concrete tiles to No 9. | Probably C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34251 | Walnut Tree Farm |  | Building | [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564143 | 159932 | Dwelling house | A 2-storey brick house with a slate roof. The front elevation is of uncoursed ragstone with brick dressings.  Outbuildings and boundary walls are also of uncoursed ragstone with brick dressings and cappings. | Probably C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34252 | ? 1-4 Church Lane |  | Building | ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564073 | 160191 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottages in uncoursed ragstone with brick dressings and a concrete tiled roof. Datestone indicates 'RP 1875'.  Boundary wall of ragstone with bullnose brick cappings. | 1875 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34253 | ? Rose Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564050 | 160210 | Dwelling house | 2-storey brick cottages with a concrete tiled roof. The front elevation is uncoursed ragstone with brick dressings including 'top-hat' mouldings over windows and doors. | Probably C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34254 | ? Cottages |  | Building | [NAME]'s [NAME] ,Trottiscliffe,MAIDSTONE | Trottiscliffe | Trottiscliffe | TQ | 564070 | 160131 | Dwelling house | 2-storey brick cottages with a tiled roof. The walls are of roughly coursed ragstone set on the diagonal with ragstone dressings including 'top-hat' mouldings over windows and doors.  Boundary wall of roughly coursed ragstone. | Probably C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34260 | Brenchley |  | Village | ,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567969 | 141708 |  |  | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34261 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | High Street,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567969 | 141708 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Some evidence of pre C13 masonry; nave, aisles and probably tower all C13; C14 porch and nave roof; C15 alterations. Chancel rebuilt by [NAME] of [NAME] in 1814 ([NAME]); thorough restoration of 1849 to the designs of [NAME] (Pevsner). Local sandstone, roughly coursed, snecked and rubble; slate roof with lead rolls. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 431808 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34262 | Lychgate and churchyard walls to the parish church of All Saints |  | Other | High Street,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567960 | 141756 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lychgate 1897, commemorating 60 years of [NAME] reign (plaque). Walls probably contemporary. Lychgate rock-faced ragstone and timber with a wooden shingle roof; rock-faced ragstone walls flank the lychgate, churchyard walls to the east brick. Impressively large and elaborate 2-bay Gothic lychgate opposite the north porch of the church, where the path is lined with clipped yew trees. Outward- curving stone walls flank the gate and are brick on the east boundary wall of the churchyard. Coped walls to the lychgate support an openwork timber structure of trefoil- headed arcading with decorated wallplates with brattished cornices. The roof, with deep sprocketted eaves, is supported on an arch-braced roof truss with 2 tiers of cusped wind-bracing with cusped, moulded and pierced bargeboards to both faces and to the overhanging eaves. A pair of low timber gates flank the coffin rest with open tracery panels above the middle rails, long ornamental strap hinges and poppy-head styles. A plaque on the coffin rest records that the lychgate was erected by "parishioners and friends", [NAME], Vicar, [NAME], Chairman of the Committee. The stone walls have moulded coping, the brick walls to the east largely concealed by ivy. A plaque on the section of wall immediately east of the lychgate commemorates the "undying fame of the gallant lads who fought the Battle of Britain over this corner of England in August-September 1940". | 1897 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber | Shingles | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  |  | IoE 431809 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34263 | The Drinking Fountain |  | Other | High Street,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567962 | 141775 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Drinking fountain. 1911, erected to commemorate the coronation of [NAME]. A gabled stone structure, rectangular on plan with stone coping to the gable. A small bowl projects on the south side with an arched recess above inscribed "1911 erected in coronation year". The fountain stands in the small green at the east end of the High Street, opposite the entrance to the church. A piece of historic street furniture in an outstanding village. | 1911 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Stone flags (Unknown) |  |  |  | LBO; IoE; site inspection |  | Fence posts on the small green are also of stone and contribute to the character. | IoE 431806 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34264 | Petteridge Place |  | Building | Petteridge [NAME],Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567154 | 141677 | Dwelling house | Large house. Probably late 1860s, although said to have been erected in 1880 (A Victorian Pictorial Record of Brenchley and Matfield (n.d., c.1988). Rock-faced snecked rubble, said to have been brought from [NAME] (information from the owner) with red brick banding and detail and yellow sandstone dressings; peg-tile roof; stone stacks with octagonal chimney pots. High Victorian Gothic.  Irregular, approximately retangular plan, the principal rooms to the south, service wing to the north.  The main block has 2 gables to the front. | Late 1860s | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 433756 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34265 | Brookside Cottage |  | Building | [NAME],Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567731 | 141353 | Dwelling house | House. Probably late C16. Framed construction on sandstone footings; peg-tile roof; brick stack. Plan: The house faces west. Small 3-bay 2-cell house with an outshut at the south end. The 2 rooms are heated by back-to-back fireplaces in an axial stack, the outshut has been absorbed into the house as a third room. Exterior: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 3-window front, the framing survives to the footings with tension braces above the middle rail to the right (north). Roof half-hipped at ends with a lean-to roof over the left end outshut. Stack with staggered shafts and corbelled brick cornice, the front shaft with a recessed panel. C19 plank front door to the lobby entrance with a late C20 gabled porch hood. Various C20 casement windows of different sizes, 3 to the ground floor, 2 to the first floor. The rear elevation has a large glazed fixed window to the ground floor and various Cl9 and C20 casements and sashes. Interior: Exposed waney joists on the long axis to the larger (southern) heated room. The north room has a rough crossbeam and exposed joists. Open fireplaces with brick jambs to both rooms. C20 stair rises against the rear wall adjacent to the stack. Jowled wall posts to the framing. Roof: Staggered butt purlin roof with some evidence of blackening to the timbers round the stack. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431797 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34266 | The Old Workhouse |  | Building | 1-3 High Street,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567784 | 141855 | Dwelling house | House, divided into 3 tenanted cottages. Probably late C16/early C17, bought and repaired by the Borough Council in the 1950s and converted to public housing. Close- studded framed construction, the rear wall rebuilt in brick, the right end wall underbuilt in brick on the ground floor, the first floor tile-hung. Peg- tile roof; brick stacks. Old photographs (A Victorian Pictorial Record of Brenchley and Matfield (n.d., c.1988)) show an internal right end stack. Exterior: 2 storeys and attics. [NAME] hipped at the left end, half-hipped at the right.  To the left a 2-storey bay on sandstone footings.   A very handsome and prominently-sited house. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  | Stone used in base of chimney and adjacent walling at east end. | IoE 432306 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34267 | Garden walls to the east and south of Brenchley Manor |  | Other | Brenchley Road,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567591 | 142068 | Wall/archway/gateway | Garden walls. Probably early C20, contemporary with a programme of alterations to the house. Coursed sandstone footings, the upper parts thinner and built of handmade brick, which ramps up to the entrance archway ([NAME]) east of the house. | Early C20 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 430802 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34268 | Boundary wall to Little [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME],Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567976 | 141809 | Wall/archway/gateway | Low boundary wall of coursed snecked ragstone with sandstone copings, plinth and pillars, surmounted by railings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34269 | Boundary wall to The Jack Verrall Gardens |  | Other | High Street,Brenchley,Paddock Wood,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Brenchley | Brenchley | TQ | 567880 | 141817 | Wall/archway/gateway | Coursed sandstone base to brick boundary wall with bullnose brick coping.  In the eastern section the sandstone walling is surmounted by clipped hedging. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34280 | Cobham |  | Village | ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567004 | 168398 |  | From the early C13th the fortunes of Cobham were closely bound with theose of the de Cobham family.  Cobham is notable for its parish church, for [NAME] and for the College, founded in 1362. At the heart of the village is The Street, fronted by a picturesque range of mostly C18 and C 19 properties.  The village has associations with [NAME], who was a frequent visitor. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Cobham Conservation Area Statement Nov 1999 Gravesham Borough Council (SPG). Site inspection.   Parish website www.cobham-kent-pc.gov.uk |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34281 | Church of St Mary Magdalene |  | Building | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567004 | 168398 | Place of Worship | Chancel about 1220. Chancel arch 1880, nave rebuilt about 1365 with north porch. Tower a little later, main walls of flint with stone dressings. Tower at west end of Kentish ragstone. Long chancel, square nave, north and south aisles of different widths carried west to enclose tower. Exceptionally fine sequence of brasses 1299-1450. Outstanding sedilia 1370. Table tomb of alabaster and black marble with well sculpted effigies of Lord [NAME] and his wife dated 1558. Restored 1860. | About 1220. | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , [NAME] , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 356744 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34282 | Cobham College |  | Building | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 566968 | 168343 | Place of Worship | Founded in 1362 by Sir [NAME] as a chantry for 5 priests. Surrendered to the Crown in 1539. Refounded as almshouses by the will of a later Lord Cobham and completed in 1598. The original building may have been designed by [NAME]. Now contains the almshouses and forms a quadrang of 2 storeys with a hall occupying the south side. The remaining sides are of coursed stone on inner and outer faces, but the Hall is faced in flint. The chimneys are of brick, 2 being modern. The roofs are tiled and gabled. The hall has 3 windows facing the quadrangle the other sides have 5 each. Windows are casements with stone mullions. The Hall has 2 outer windows in Perpendicular style. Door openings are arched on the doors in stone with brass plates naming the parish electing each pensioner. A timber porch with a now slanting tiled roof gives access to east end of the Hall from the south and to the undercroft. The Hall internally has a hooded stone fireplace of 1598 and a fine C14 timber roof. In stone the undercroft is a square pillar supporting the original central hearth. The College is separated from the parish church by an open processional passageway with ruined arch at each end and the college buildings were once connected with the chancel. To the south are the remains of a building believed to have been a kitchen. In the centre of the south side of the quadrangle is a pump beneath a tablet recording its installation by the Countess of Darnley in 1824. A round-headed stone archway in the ruined building to the south has a tablet above it recording the refounding of the college as almshouses in the late C16. | 1362 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34283 | The Stone House |  | Building | 55-61 The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567015 | 168421 | Dwelling house | C14, much altered in early C19. Faced in flint with brick dressings. Tiled roof with gables. An L-shaped block. On west 4 narrow loop windows to first floor. The end facing The Street has a blocked trefoil headed lancet window. The long east front has C19 brick windows with pairs of pointed lights with diamonds in the heads and 2 gabled porches. The building is said to have housed priests before Cobham College was ready. In C19 it was the village school. Now 2 houses. Roof timbers C14. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 356741 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34284 |  |  | Building | 63 The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567008 | 168399 | Civic | C19. Attached to the southern end of The Stone House and similar in materials and character. Flint and red brick with tiled gabled roof. Windows with paired pointed lights similar to Stone House. Used in C19 as infants school, now a house. Possibly incorporates remains of mediaeval outbuildings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 356742 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34285 | The Village Pump |  | Other | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 566936 | 168476 | Infrastructure/street furniture | 1848. Octagonal iron pump set in a recess formed by one storey height curved screen wall of red brick with flint panels and a central stone panel recording the date of re-erection and re-building by [NAME]. | 1848 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  | The wall forms part of the boundary wall of Meadow House, formed of uncoursed knapped flint with brick piers and cappings.  The Conservation Area Statement Nov 99 p 6 reports the pump was moved to this location in 1778. | IoE 356757 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34286 | The Ship Inn |  | Building | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567243 | 168432 | Retail/commercial | C17. Painted brickwork with east gable end of flint banded with brick. Tiled roof with central weatherboarded projection with hipped roof and small attic window. Two storey C19 addition at west end. Two storey modern flat roofed rear extension at east end. Original overall shape with central chimney stack still apparent. Sliding casement windows, some of considerable age. Ground floor modernised internally, but parts, of original timber frame visible over most of first floor and attic. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 356747 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34287 | The Village School |  | Building | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567155 | 168447 | Civic | Dated 1874 on circular carved stone crest set into projecting front porch. Designed by [NAME]. Flint faced with bands of yellow brick with dog tooth moulding. The roof is high pitched and tiled. The main block is H-shaped with gables to the end wings. There are picturesque school houses of irregular plan, but matching style and materials at the north-west and at the north-east corners. Tall casement windows with mullions and transoms. South facing circular window in the east gable. Central bell turret on the ridge. Typical of village schools of the period, but exceptionally well built and with distinctive features. Given to the village by the [NAME] family. | 1874 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 356751 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34288 | The Leather Bottle |  | Building | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 566993 | 168452 | Retail/commercial | C17 timber-framed with plaster infilling and tiled roof. L-shaped. Enlarged and to a great extent rebuilt in C20. North end of west wing completely new. Chimney inglenook and some timber-framing original. Two casement windows to front elevation and to side elevation all modern. Grade II on account of association with [NAME] novel "Pickwick Papers" including inscribed Sarsen stone now set against south-west angle. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Druid sandstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  | The Conservation Area Statement Nov 99 p 8 reports that sandstone boulders are found throughout the village, which are said to have come from a megalith found hereabouts and broken up in 1770. | IoE 356753 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34289 |  |  | Other | 26-30 The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567086 | 168428 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary garden wall at the frontage and western flank of C18 property, of uncoursed flint and brick, with brick cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34290 |  |  | Other | 53 The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 567030 | 168425 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 2m high adjoining 53 The Street, comprising uncoursed flint with brick piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34291 |  |  | Other | The Street ,Cobham,GRAVESEND | Cobham | Cobham | TQ | 566958 | 168451 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall approximately 1.4m high to north edge of churchyard, of uncoursed rubble Kentish ragstone with projecting pointing. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34300 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577499 | 158942 |  | [NAME] is an historic village adjoining the Pilgrims Way at the foot of the North Downs.  Notable features of the village include the setting of the C12 St Mary's church, the C17 Boxley House and C14 Parsonage Farm.  A short distance from the present village centre lies [NAME], founded by the Cistercians in 1146, and now designated a Scheduled Ancient Monument. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | HG, IoE, Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34301 | Church of St Mary and All Saints |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577499 | 158942 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C13, C14 and C15, restored by Christian 1875-6. Random ragstone and flint. South aisle random ragstone, galletted ragstone to tower. Remains of earlier church forming narthex to west tower. West tower, nave, gabled north and south aisles, south porch to south aisle, chancel, south vestry to chancel. Narthex: has half-hipped roof at west end.  Tower: Perpendicular. 3 stages on plinth with buttresses, crenellated parapet and north-east stair turret. Crenellations and narrow edge of buttresses have flint panels. South aisle: on lower plinth with buttresses to ends of south side.  Chancel: on plinth, with buttresses. North Aisle: on plinth.  Common rafter roof with collars, sous-laces, ashlar pieces and embattled moulded wood cornice.  Nave: early C13 3-bay north and south arcades with 2 small chamfers round arches and short thick circular piers. Roof: north and south aisles have steeply pitched C13 scissor-braced roofs . Early C15 moulded crown-posts to nave roof. Chancel probably C19. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173594 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34302 | Lych gate to Church of St Mary and All Saints |  | Other | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577448 | 158958 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lych gate. Dated 1875. Wood on stone base with plain tile roof. Low wooden screen on coping of stone walls with roll- moulded top and incised panels containing openwork circles circumscribing carved crosses. Bargeboards forming large trefoil, with recessed cusps to each segment and 3 chamfered circular holes containing recessed trefoils. Short solid braces to tie-beams and "wall-plates". Crown strut and queen post roof with purlins below collar. Curved braces on either side of crown-strut spring from tie-beam to terminate between purlins and collar. Dated "In Memoriam January 21st.1875" on west face of tie-beam. Gates with battlemented top rail. Listed for group value. | 1875 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  | Churchyard walls of roughly coursed rubble ragstone and paths of squared ragstone blocks within the churchyard also add to the character. | IoE 173592 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34303 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577439 | 158929 | Dwelling house | House. C16 with C17 and C19 additions and alterations. Timber framed with C19 cladding. Built in 4 sections and set approx. 40 yards back from street. Range parallel to street: [NAME]. Ground floor rendered, first floor tile-hung in Cl9 with thin bands of plain and thick bands of fishscale tiles. Rendered gables with moulded bargeboards to front elevation and left end. Right gable end on drop in ground level with galletted stone plinth surmounted by brick in English bond up to ground level of front elevation, tile hung above. Plain tile roof with crested ridge tiles. 2 storeys and garet, with cellar at right end. Jettied along front eleva- tion and formerly also on left gable end. 2 very large eaves gables. Stack in rear slope of roof, off-centre to left. 3 timber- framed bays. Irregular fenestration of 3 C19 mullioned sashes with canted bay windows below. Panelled door with sloping hood on brackets in left gable end of short C19 rear lean-to. Recessed range to right: Late C16. Stone plinth, plastered ground floor, cemented first floor, plain tile roof. 2 storeys. Jettied. Large stack to right gable with stone base forming ground floor wall. 2 timber-framed bays. Hipped through dormer to left. Rear wing to recessed range: C17 or C18 timber-framed clad with brick and tile- hanging with plain tile roof. 2 storeys, one timber framed bay. Late C19 2-storey rear addition completing the block. Interior: exposed timbers. Plain crown-posts to main range. Said to have been built for [NAME], Surgeon to [NAME]. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173591 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34304 | Watercress Cottage in garden of parsonage Farm, and wall adjoining |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577401 | 158935 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C18, built partly with re-used medieval stone. Ground floor of north elevation of galletted stone with brick patches and brick band, first floor of ashlared chalk lump. West gable end tarred weatherboarding. Plain tile roof. 1½ storeys. [NAME] hipped at east end and half-hipped at west end. 2 pro- jecting brick stacks; towards west end of north elevation and on east gable end. One 2-light casement on each floor in west gable end. Small hipped dormer in east hip of roof. Plank door and ground floor 2-light casement together under brick relieving arch to right of stack in east gable end. Wall adjoining cottage to north and south. Medieval. Now encloses north-east corner of garden. To south forms rear wall of a weather boarded barn. To north, runs approx. 6 yds north of cottage, then returning approx. 3 yards to west. Approx. 10 feet high. Galletted chalk lump with thick band of flint on tall galletted chalk lump plinth. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | CHALK | Chalk  , Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173590 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34305 | Parsonage Farm |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577388 | 158895 | Dwelling house | House. Early C14, with C15, C16 and C18 additions. South range ragstone, with left gable (east) rendered above tie-beam and right gable tile-hung above tie-beam. Plain tile roof. East range timber framed on galletted flint plinth, ground floor covered with C18 brick, first floor rendered. 2 storeys. Left section early C14 with large projecting stone stack to rear. No windows (to front). Right section C15. West elevation of east range: C14 or C15 with C16 and C18 additions and alterations. 2 storeys. | Early C14 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173589 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34306 | [NAME] House |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577320 | 158898 | Dwelling house | House. Late C17 or early C18 front to earlier timber-framed building with early C19 additions. Red brick in English bond with traces of red paint and possibly tuck pointing. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys and attic an moulded plinth with plat bands above ground and first floor windows. Parapet in Flemish bond of chequered red and grey brick. Rear stacks to left and right. One C20 flat bracketted hood and C20 rectangular fanlight. Half-glazed door on hook and ring hinges. Central 3-storey rear stair-turret. Rear wing to right: C16 or C17 timber framed, with later brick nogging. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Widely spaced studs. Rear wing to left: early C19 front of chequered red and grey brick with plain tile roof. 2 storeys on plinth, with stack at right end. Interior: 3-storey late C17 staircase with turned balusters, balls above and below newels, and moulded hand rail. C18 niches. Exposed framing in rear right wing. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173614 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34307 | Malthouse Cottage and Malthouse adjoining |  | Building | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577340 | 158926 | Farm | Maltings or oasts. Late C18. Part converted to cottage. Cottage chequered red and grey brick. Maltings chequered brick on ground floor, ashlared chalk on first floor with plain tile roof. 2 square kilns with long stowages, one parallel to road with kiln at left end, the other at right angles, with stowage adjoin- ing rear of first kiln. 2 storeys on galletted stone plinth. Cowls missing from kilns. Stowage parallel to road: has hipped roof to right. Elevation to road has 3 small evenly-spaced rectangular windows to first floor with pegged wooden archi- traves and cills and wood diamond mullions. Plank door at left end of stowage the full height of the first floor. Ground floor has 3 regularly-spaced windows with segmental heads, stone cills and iron diamond mullions, one under the first floor door and one under the gap between each of first floor windows. Left end elevation: kiln nearest road has small eaves dormer. Stowage joining the kilns has irregular fenestration. Plank door with segmental head at right end. Cottage: converted from kiln furthest from road. 2 storeys on brick plinth with dentilled parapet. Rear stack. Plain dormer towards top of roof. Plain square C20 plate-glass window in centre of first floor in place of larger blocked window. C19 panelled door with flat hood on carved brackets. External use of ashlared chalk in this area unusual. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | CHALK | Chalk |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  | Unusual use of squared chalk blocks in external walling. | IoE 173616 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34308 | [NAME] at Boxley Abbey |  | Building | Boarley lane,[NAME],Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576020 | 158640 | Farm | Hospitium to [NAME] (Cistercian). Late [NAME] or early C14. Ragstone with plain tile roof, 186 feet long. Gable end walls recessed above tie-beam. Each wall has very small irregularly placed rectangular ventilation holes. Slightly projecting rectangular stone stack on first floor, on brick relieving arch between the left first-floor window and the full-height barn doors. | Late [NAME] | Listed [NAME] ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34309 | [NAME] |  | Building | Boarley lane,[NAME],Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576103 | 158681 | Dwelling house | Part of [NAME] (Cistercian), incorporating part of the west range and possibly part of [NAME]'s house; once a large L-plan house,of which the present house is a fragment. [NAME] founded in 1146 by [NAME] of Ypres, [NAME] and dissolved in 1538; some C16 work; house built in early C18. Stone core with red brick front and plain tile roof. 3 storeys. North elevation (entrance front): no plinth, but about 1' at base of ground floor is in coursed galletted. stone, with red brick in Flemish bond above.  Left end elevation (east) left half built in stone to eaves level, rest in red brick. Right end elevation (west): ground floor in galletted stone, possibly C16, with brick in Flemish bond above. Rear elevation (south): ground floor in stone, possibly C16. Large [NAME] coursed and galletted stone stack on plinths. Rear wing at right end of rear elevation: C19. Roughly coursed stone with brick dressings and plain tile roof. 2 storeys with brick end stack, central dormer. East part of house scheduled as Ancient Monument. [NAME], "Excava- tions at Boxley Abbey", in Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 88, 1974.    The whole presents a remarkably uniform appearance. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II*. Scheduled ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34310 | Abbey Farm House |  | Building | Boarley lane,[NAME],Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575866 | 158806 | Dwelling house | House. C15 and C18. Left section: possibly C15. Ground floor now stone, first floor timber framed, with plain tile roof. 2 storeys, on stepped plinth, first floor jettied, roof hipped with gablet at left end, gabled at right. Small projecting brick stack at left end. 3 timber-framed-bays, possibly originally extending to right. One tension brace to each of 2 left bays. Irregular fenestration of four C20 first-floor case- ments. Right section: C18 or early C19. Rendered, with plain tile roof. 2 storeys and attics on plinth, with eaves plat band. Roof lower than that of left section and half-hipped at right end. 2 small hipped dormers. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements; 3 three-light casements irregularly spaced between centre and left end and 2 two-light casements between centre and right end. C19 panelled door off-centre to left, with lattice work to upper panels, recessed under shallow flat bracketted hood with dentilled cornice. Rear lean-to. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173564 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34311 | Boxley Grange Farm House |  | Building | ,[NAME],MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 578566 | 160091 | Dwelling house | Late C18 front to a possibly earlier building. Ground floor random flint and chalk lump, first floor red brick in Flemish bond with plain tile roof. 2 storeys and cellar. [NAME] hipped at right end. Large central gault brick ridge stack and. projecting gault brick stack at left gable end. Irregular fenestration of four segmental-headed casements; one of 2 lights towards left end, one of 2 lights slightly to left of centre, one single-light casement with cill lower than that of others towards right end, and another of 2 lights to right of it. 3 block- ed windows irregularly interspersed between them. C20 half glazed door in gault brick architrave with segmental head off-centre to left. Slightly recessed red brick lean-to at right end on stone plinth with stack on front elevation against junction with main range and small 2-light casement. [NAME] brick lean-to at left end. Rear elevation has chequered red and grey brick on first floor. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint , Chalk |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173559 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34312 | St Andrews Chapel |  | Building | Boarley lane,[NAME],Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575736 | 158645 | Place of Worship | Chapel, with priests "lodging", attached to [NAME] converted to dwelling late C16 or early C17, now house. Probably late C15, with late [NAME] or early C17 wing. Ragstone with plain tile roof. Wing timber framed with rendered and bricked walls. Chapel: on moulded stone plinth which descends vertically to ground with broach stops on either side of doors. Aisle roofed as lean-to, with C19 studded half gable at east end, abutting "lodgings".   "Lodgings": integral with chapel, plinth of which continues round it. First floor on south elevation jettied out a few inches on concave stone lintel. Wing: 2 storeys on plinth, roof hipped to north and south.  South elevation underbuilt in stone. | Probably late C15 | Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34313 | The Stone House |  | Building | [NAME],Harbourland,[NAME],MAIDSTONE | Harbourland | [NAME] | TQ | 577291 | 157957 | Dwelling house | House. Dated 1 above oeil-de-boeuf. Galletted stone with slate roof. 1.J 1758 2 storeys on plinth. Brick gable end stacks and one rear stack towards right end. 2 hipped dormers. Regular front of 2 glazing bar sashes and central oeil-de-boeuf. Central ribbed door with 2 small vertical top lights. C19 rear wing at right end, formerly laundry to Park House, [NAME]; painted brick, originally one tall storey, now 2, with brick stack at junction with front block | 1758 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | HG; IoE |  |  | IoE 173587 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34314 | Path and stone 'bollards' on green to west of church |  | Other | The Street ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577414 | 158965 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Formal path of squared blocks of Kentish Ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34315 | Boundary walls to Boxley House |  | Other | The Street and [NAME] ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577411 | 158981 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls of varying height up to approximately 2.4m of coursed squared ragstone. These walls form the frontage on The Street, the north wall of the green to the west of the church, and part of [NAME], and they contribute significantly to the character of the village. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34316 | Retaining wall, paving and drainage channel at Hatchetts |  | Other | [NAME] ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577462 | 159381 | Wall/archway/gateway | Drainage channel and paving formed of squared coursed ragstone blocks along frontage of C16 listed property, plus retaining wall of squared roughly-coursed ragstone blocks | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34317 | Boundary walls and drainage channel at Styles Cottage |  | Other | [NAME] ,Boxley,MAIDSTONE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 577451 | 159356 | Wall/archway/gateway | Drainage channel formed of squared coursed ragstone blocks along frontage of C16 listed property, plus boundary walls of squared coursed ragstone blocks up to approximately 2m high to [NAME] and adjoining property to the south (the latter probably incorporates former boundary walls of Boxley House). | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34320 | Otham |  | Village | ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham |  | TQ | 578917 | 154081 |  | Otham is a rural village notable for the number of historic properties refecting the prosperity derived from its ragstone quarries and hop-farming.  It has examples of Wealden yeomans' houses dating back to C14.  Notable amongst these are Gore Court, [NAME] and Stoneacre. [NAME] was the home of the [NAME] family of quarrymen, amongst whom was [NAME], a notable Master mason during the C15. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Otham Conservation Area Appraisal Maidstone Bouough Council (SPG) 27 Feb 2009;NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34321 | Church of St Nicholas |  | Building | Church Road ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 578917 | 154081 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Later C12, C13 and C14. Restored 1864-5 by [NAME]. Tower and north and south walls of nave mixed uncoursed stone rubble and tufa. Chancel and north nave chapel roughly coursed stone. North chancel chapel coursed stone rubble. Plain tile roofs. Wood shingles to spire. Nave, with central south porch. Tower to south-east end of nave. Tower: later C12, with C16 or later belfry. No plinth, no stages. Pilaster buttresses with tufa.  Short timber- framed weatherboarded belfry capped by splay-footed octagonal spire with weathervane. Slightly projecting rectangular stair turret to north end of east face, with chamfered stone plinth, stone lean-to roof ; C13 or C14. Nave: later C12 or early C13. West gable end rebuilt in C19. No plinth. Tufa string course to north and south, the former proud.  South porch: C19. Stone rubble, with snecked stone gable and crocketed bargeboards.  Chancel: later C12 or C13, restored in C19. No plinth. North chancel chapel: C14 or later. Chamfered stone plinth. 2 north buttresses. Gabled. North nave chapel: C14, restored in C19. No plinth. | Later C12 | Listed [NAME] | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433200 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34322 | Greenhill House |  | Building | Green Hill,Green Hill,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Green Hill | Otham | TQ | 579841 | 154005 | Dwelling house | House. Early C19, late C20 extension and conservatory to left hand side. Small blocks of evenly-coursed stone. Slate roof. Built at right-angles to road. 2 storeys. Flat eaves soffits. Hipped roof. 2 rear brick stacks. Regular 3-window front of recessed 16-pane sashes with [NAME] lights to top panes. Similar window to each floor of right gable end, that to first floor painted. Two parallel rear ranges, with slightly lower eaves, that nearest main range with 16-pane Gothick first-floor sash, with porch underwith half-glazed door with [NAME] glazed fanlight. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34323 | Greenhill Cottage |  | Building | Green Hill,Green Hill,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Green Hill | Otham | TQ | 579805 | 153973 | Dwelling house | House, formerly house row, now house. C17. Timber framed. Exposed close- studding with plaster infilling to ground floor, first floor rendered. Plain tile roof. 3 timber-framed bays. 2 storeys on stone plinth. [NAME]. Hipped roof. Projecting brick gable end stacks, base of that to left within low stone lean-to. Irregular fenestration of 3 leaded casements; two 3-light and central 2-light. 2 boarded doors, each up 2 steps; one to right end of left bay and one to right end of central bay | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433292 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34324 | Ivy Cottage |  | Building | Green Hill,Green Hill,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Green Hill | Otham | TQ | 579819 | 153936 | Dwelling house | House. C16, with C17 and later alterations. Timber framed, rendered, with plain tile roof. Right gable end stone to ground floor (returning for a few feet along front elevation), and red brick, largely in header bond, to first floor. Plain tile roof. Built at right-angles to road, with 2 rooms to ground floor. 2 storeys on rendered plinth. Gabled. Red brick gable end stack to left. Irregular fenestration of one 2-light wooden casement to first floor and one 3-light to ground floor to left. 3-light first-floor casement to right gable end. Boarded door with flat hood above plain frieze, slightly to right of centre. Short 2-storey rendered wing projecting forwards from front of left room, with lower ridge, roof half-hipped to front, projecting brick gable end stack on stone base, and one 2-light first-floor casement. Short single-storey addition to left gable end of main range. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34325 | Garden wall and boundary wall to Madam Taylors Cottage |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579813 | 153669 | Wall/archway/gateway | Garden wall. C18. Chequered red and grey brick on galleted stone plinth. Chamfered brick coping remains in places above cogged brick cornice. Stands to height of about 3 metres. Runs east from south end of Madam Taylors Cottage, then turns to run south along road-side for about 55 metres before returning to west | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433538 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34326 | [NAME] and [NAME] |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579819 | 153631 | Dwelling house | House, now house pair. Late [NAME]. Timber framed. Ground floor red brick in Flemish bond to left bay, painted brick to rest. Exposed framing with plaster infilling to first floor. Plain tile roof. 4 timber-framed bays. 2 storeys on painted stone and brick plinth. Broadly-spaced studding. Tension braces to end bays. Projecting brick gable-end stack to left, on stone base. Gable-end ridge stack to right. Irregular fenestration of 3 small wooden casements; one 2-light to left end bay, one 4-light to left central bay and one single-light to right bay. Ground floor windows with segmental heads. Boarded door with segmental head to [NAME] to left end of left central bay. Blocked door to right end of right central bay. Half-glazed door to [NAME] to rear of left gable end. Early C19 addition to rear to left, parallel to main range but projecting to left. Roughly-coursed stone with brick dressings, hipped plain tile roof, one 12-pane sash to first floor of gable end and two to ground floor. Interior: only partly inspected. Exposed framing to [NAME]. Chamfered bressumer to right stack. Clasped purlin roof with windbraces, and vertical queen struts to collars | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433360 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34327 | [NAME] |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579747 | 153504 | Dwelling house | House, formerly cottages, now house. Late C14 with C16 alterations and additions. Restored circa 1912 by Sir [NAME]. Timber framed, with plaster infilling. Plain tile roof. Late C14 Wealden, built at right- angles to road, with 2 almost equal-length open hall bays and storeyed end bay to south. Storeyed north (right) end bay either completely re-built, or with first floor and roof rebuilt slightly later. Late [NAME] timber-framed rear wing running west from west end of north bay, which it slightly overlaps. Addition of c.1912 to north side of wing. 2 storeys, on stone plinth. Broadly-spaced close-studding to left (south) end bay, with 2 tension braces to front, gable end and rear. More broadly-spaced studding to hall. Ground floor, and central panel of first floor of right end bay close-studded, with pair of small ogee braces under eaves to each end of bay. Right and left end bays jettied to front, jetties returning on moulded dragon posts. Left end bay further jettied, partly underbuilt, to rear. Arch-braced flying wall-plate to front and rear of hall, front left-hand brace springing from small moulded wooden corbel. Bracket under central tie-beam. Roof of main range hipped to left, with gablet. Roof of right end bay incorporated with C16 wing, hipped to front with gablet, and with higher eaves than main range. Wing gabled to rear. Projecting stone stack with brick flue to left gable end. Flush louvre in roof to left end of hall. Multiple brick ridge stack towards rear of C16 wing. Irregular fenestration of 3 windows; one 4-light leaded casement to left end bay, one 3-light leaded casement to right end bay, and diamond mullion window to left [NAME], of 8 lights above and 8 below midrail. Similar window to rear of hall. Boarded door with durns to right end of hall, and similar doorway to rear. Interior not inspected. (Country Life 30.8.1919). This is an important early example of a building type and is graded accordingly | Late C14 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433487 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34328 | Stoneacre |  | Building | [NAME] ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579980 | 153494 | Dwelling house | House, formerly farmhouse. Late C15 or early C16, with mid C16 alterations. Restored circa 1922-1928, by Aymer Vallance, with a re-erected wing from North Bore Place, Chiddingstone, bearing dates 1547 and 1629. Main range timber-framed, with rendered infilling. North end addition roughly coursed stone to ground floor, first floor rendered, with exposed principal posts. North Bore Place wing with coursed stone to ground floor and exposed framing above. South addition with re-used bricks in English bond from North Bore Place to ground floor and 1920s close-studding with rendered infilling to first floor. Plain tile roofs. East-facing open hall of 2 roughly equal-length timber- framed bays, with integral cross-wing to south, and formerly with storeyed bay or bays to north. Cross-wing comprises 3 timber-framed bays, projecting forwards, with integral 2-storey lean-to on north side, in re-entrant angle between wing and hall. Path: stone rubble footpath approximately 30 metres long between front door and garden gate, included for group value. Property of the National Trust. (Country Life, 22nd and 29th March 1930). | Late C15 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433561 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34329 | Former Oasthouse 20m north of Belks |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579722 | 153293 | Farm | Maltings, formerly oast house, now store. Early C18 with C19 alterations. Front C19 red and grey brick in Flemish bond on roughly-coursed ragstone base. Rear stone to ground floor, weatherboarded above. Plain tile roof. Kiln red and grey brick in English bond with corrugated iron roof. L-plan, with main range of 8 short timber-framed bays to first floor, and integral wing, formerly of similar length, now truncated, running forwards from right end. Converted to oast house in late C19, with unusually large circular kiln, now truncated above eaves, towards centre of front wall. 2 storeys. Boarded hatch to front of first floor, and 2 (formerly 3) to rear. Hipped roof, left hip returning to front along wing. Gable to truncation. Cogged brick eaves cornice to kiln. Garage doors to left gable end of main range, with first-floor door above. Walls of wing continue towards road as garden walls, with vestiges of brick kilns. Interior: sliding shutters to rear hatches. Cross beams and staggered axial beams to ground floor. Roof of slightly staggered butt purlins, with high collars, and raked queen struts to rafters. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433425 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34330 | Belks | White Cottage | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579715 | 153246 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Late [NAME] or early C15 with mid C16 alterations, restored in late C20. Timber framed, with rendered infilling. Plain tile roof. Open hall of 2 unequal-length timber-framed bays, and storeyed end bays. 2 storeys, on stone plinth. Gabled end jetties underbuilt. Exposed principal posts and midrails. [NAME]-holes suggest broadly-spaced close- studding. Tension braces to narrower left hall bay. Steeply-pitched hipped roof with gablets. Gable end stack to left and brick ridge stack to right end of left hall bay. Irregular fenestration of 4 windows; one 2- light casement to each end bay, small single light over door, and late C20 rectangular timber-framed first-floor bay window with gable, to right hall bay. Blocked 6-light diamond mullion window to rear wall of right hall bay. Boarded door set within durns to left end of left hall bay. Stone lean-to to right end. Interior: exposed framing. Evidence for service doors to left end of hall, and for stairs to right end bay. Sans-purlin roof. Substantial remains of timber and plaster stack with stone base, backing on to cross-passage. [NAME] chamfered bressumer to fireplace, and chamfered stone jambs with broach stops. Moulded axial beam to inserted floor. Formerly known as White Cottage. | Late C14 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433389 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34331 | Synyards, and path between front door and road |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579734 | 153120 | Dwelling house | House. Later C15, C16 and circa 1663. Restored 1905 by P.M. Johnston. Timber framed with plaster infilling. Plain tile roof. Wealden, with open hall of 2 roughly equal-length timber-framed bays and storeyed end bays. 2 storeys, attic and cellar on stone plinth. Right and left end bays jettied, left jetty returning on moulded dragon post. Close- studded.  Steeply-pitched hipped roof with gablet to right. Path: ragstone path about 5' wide and 70' long between front door and road. (P.M. Johnston, Synyards, Otham, [NAME], and It's Restoration, in Country Life, 13.9.1919). | Later C15 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 433308 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34332 | Church House | Church Cottages | Building | Church Road ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 578847 | 154090 | Dwelling house | House, formerly cottages, now house. [NAME] or earlier, restored in C20. Timber-framed, with plaster infilling. Plain tile roof. 6 timber-framed bays; left end bay, and possibly second from left, added. 2 storeys. Stone plinth, higher under left end bay. Gable end jetty to right. Broadly- spaced close-studding. Higher midrail to third bay from right. Second bay from right has intermediate rail towards base of each storey. 5 arch-braces, asymmetrically placed. Hipped roof. Multiple brick ridge stack to right end of third bay from right. Irregular fenestration of 10 windows. 8 small single-light casements, one 3-light diamond mullion window to left end bay, and one tall 7-light diamond mullion window between eaves and intermediate rail of second bay from right. Similar 6-light window under it, between midrail and intermediate rail of ground floor. Ribbed door in hollow-chamfered 4-centred arched architrave with hollow spandrels, to left end of third bay from right. Ribbed door to centre of fifth bay from right. Interior not inspected. Marked on O.S. map as Church Cottages. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34333 | Boundary wall, The Limes |  | Other | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579728 | 153211 | Wall/archway/gateway | Front boundary wall 1-1.5m in height, rubble ragstone with ragstone bullnose copings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34334 | The Old School |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579775 | 153590 | Civic | Former school building, now dwelling. Walls of squared uncoursed ragstone under a steeply-pitched tiled roof, and 'leaded' casements.  [NAME] with bell; clock in gable. Front boundary wall approximately 1m in height of ragstone rubble. | Probably late C19 or early C20. | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34335 | War Memorial |  | Other | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579825 | 153652 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Memorial comprising low hexagonal walls of ragstone rubble, surmounted with 3 hexagonal plinth steps, a square base and cross of imported limestone, probably Portland. | 20th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34336 | Boundary wall, [NAME] |  | Other | Otham Street,Green Hill,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Green Hill | Otham | TQ | 579796 | 153915 | Wall/archway/gateway | Front boundary wall 1-1.5m in height incorprated into modern garage outbuilding, rubble ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34337 | Boundary wall/retaining wall, Greenhill House |  | Other | Green Hill,Green Hill,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Green Hill | Otham | TQ | 579830 | 154020 | Wall/archway/gateway | Front boundary/retaining wall 1-2m in height, rubble ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34338 | Chambers Cottage |  | Building | Otham Street ,Otham,MAIDSTONE | Otham | Otham | TQ | 579727 | 153306 | Dwelling house | House of 2 storeys plus dormers under a tiled roof.  Ground floor of rubble ragstone with red brick dressings. First floor of red brick Flemish bond with grey headers.  Modern casements. | Probably C20. | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34340 | Oldury |  | Village | ,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Ightham | Ightham | TQ | 559237 | 156676 |  | The small settlement of Oldbury lies within the parish of Igtham, close beneath Oldbury Hill, a large multivallate [NAME] hillfort and a Scheduled Ancient Monument. Oldbury is notable historically for the cultivation of cob nuts, and for quarrying.  Notable buildings include a timber-framed Wealden house dating back to C15, and a number of cottages and houses built using silicious sandstones reportedly found only on Oldbury Hill. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Geology of the country around Sevenoaks and Tonbridge Sheet 287 Dines et al NERC 1969.  Extensive Urban Survey - Kent  -  Ightham 2006 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34341 | Methodist Chapel |  | Building | Chapel Row ,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Ightham | Ightham | TQ | 559237 | 156676 | Place of Worship | Wesleyan chapel. Datestone of 1848 but porch added and interior refitted in late C19. Built of Kentish ragstone coursed rubble with galleting and brick quoins and slate roof. Front has pedimented gable with blocked oculus. Below is central datestone and two tall round-headed arched windows with paired lancets divided by colonnettes, circular opening above and coloured glass leaded lights. Later C19 porch, also in ragstone with stone cornice and slate roof, has open pediment with similar round-headed window and door in right side approached up five steps. Side elevation has three similar round-headed windows and basement with flat-headed windows. Rear elevation has late C19 lean-to extensions. Complete late C19 chapel interior with wooden dado panelling, wooden gallery with cast iron quatrefoil panels, [NAME] and pulpit rostrum with trefoil-headed back and panelling and scrolled iron prayer rail. Basement retains original fireplace and cupboards. Principally included as an externally complete and distinguished example of its date. Now a dwelling. | 1848 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 462741 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34342 | Oldbury Hall |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558758 | 156505 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. Later C15 hall-house, with later additions at rear. Exposed timber-framing with curved wind-bracng and plaster-infilling. First-floor jetties to right and left supported on exposed joists and timber-brackets. Overhanging eaves in centre with eaved plaster soffit, containing small windows, to steep hipped plain tiled roof. Off-centre brick ridge at left. Two storeys; irregular fenestration of 4 first floor windows and 5 ground floor windows, all C19 casements. Modern vertically-panelled door off centre to right. Rear, and C19 extension to left of front, roughcast. Interior: Moulded dais beam with crenellated cresting survives in drawing-room. Fireplace with chamfered bressumer. Two plain crown-posts and moulded crown-post on combined and arch-braced tie-beam in roof. | Later C15 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 357265 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34343 | Oldbury Manor Farmhouse |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558541 | 156629 | Dwelling house | House. C18. Coursed rubble stone ground-floor with red brick dressings, red brick first floor. Plain tiled roof with end stacks. Two gabled outer dormers and smaller central flat-roofed dormer. Two storeys; 4 window symmetrical front, glazing bar sashes. Central C19 gabled and glazed weather-porch with C20 glazed door. Later wing to rear. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34344 | Large multivallate hillfort and Palaeolithic rock shelters |  | Other | ,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558165 | 156303 | Military defence/fortification | A large multivallate hillfort of Iron Age date situated on the summit of Oldbury Hill in an area of Greensand. Two rock shelters, occupied in the Palaeolithic period, are situated within an outcrop of sandstone on the eastern side of the hill. The hillfort, which is roughly diamond-shaped, measures 1,350m north-south by 700m east-west. It has an enclosed central area of c.49.3ha, surrounded by earthen ramparts. These include an inner bank, which is c.10m wide and survives to a height of up to 1m above the interior of the enclosure, and a surrounding ditch, up to 3.5m wide and situated 3m below the crest of the bank. To the north east, the steep natural cliff edge of the hill had no need of additional earthwork defences. The site was abandoned by c.50 BC, although there does appear to be some later reuse as a quarry, possibly by a native Romanised population. Along the eastern side of the hillfort are two rock shelters occupied during the Middle Palaeolithic period (c.100,000 BC - 30,000 BC). | Iron Age | Scheduled ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Earth |  | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , [NAME] |  |  |  | NHL; [NAME] RIGS website www.kentrigs.org.uk/oldbury |  | [NAME]Oldbury' refers to Oldbury Stone and [NAME] being used as 'strengthening ballast for the Iron Age fort and as a local building stone'.  Extensive Urban Survey - Kent  -  Ightham 2006 refers at 4.2.2.4 to extensive quarrying at Oldbury Hill in the 1840s for ragstone(sic). |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34345 | Saxum Casa |  | Building | Chapel Row ,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Ightham | Ightham | TQ | 559211 | 156618 | Dwelling house | Formerly a pair of cottages, comprising 2 storeys plus a mansard roof of plain tiles, extended to a catslide to the east.  The walls are of uncoursed cherty fine sandstone rubble of various colours and textures, including greens, greys, buffs and purples, plus ironstones, and brick dressings.  The walls are galetted with a similar variety of source stones.  This is a particularly good example of the very local use of Oldbury Stone and [NAME]. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34346 | Chapel View Cottages |  | Building | Chapel View ,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Ightham | Ightham | TQ | 559204 | 156699 | Dwelling house | Row of six 2-storey cottages of galetted uncoursed rubble ragstone with brick dressings, under slate roofs. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34347 | Boundary Wall |  | Other | Oldbury Lane/Cob Close junction ,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Ightham | Ightham | TQ | 559143 | 156561 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1m high to bungalow, recently constructed from galetted uncoursed rubble ragstone.  An example of high-quality modern ragstone construction. | 21th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34348 | Ightham Primary School |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558869 | 156532 | Civic | 2-storey gabled buildings of roughly-coursed galetted rubble of grey and [NAME] cherts and sandy, cherty limestones, with brick dressings.  Plain tile roofs.  The school website refers to the school serving the community since 1850. | 1850 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection.  School website www.ightham.kent.sch.uk |  | These cherts and sandy, cherty limestones are thought likely to be derived from the upper part of the Hythe Formation, and have been characterised as ragstone. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34349 | 1 Oldbury Cottages |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558677 | 156517 | Dwelling house | Cottage of galetted coursed rubble ragstone with brick dressings. Slate roof.  The topmost part of the south gable includes some rubble Oldbury Stone where the roofline has apparently been raised.  Cottage reported by the immediate neighbour to be 400 years old. | C17? | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Oldbury Stone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34350 | Oldbury House |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558628 | 156511 | Dwelling house | Detached 2-storey house of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings. Front elevation tile-hung at first floor.  Plain tile roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34351 | [NAME] |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558522 | 156594 | Dwelling house | Cottage incorporating oasthouse, both of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings.  Slate roofs. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34352 | Manor Farm Barn |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558540 | 156698 | Farm | [NAME] and adjoining single-storey farm buildings converted into a dwelling.  Walls of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings.  Slate roofs.  Boundary walls of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings also contribute to the character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34353 | Cob Nut Cottage |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558514 | 156684 | Farm | Single-storey farm buildings converted into a dwelling.  Walls of uncoursed rubble ironstone and sandstone with brick dressings.  Plain tile roofs.  Boundary/retaining walls of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone also contribute to the character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone , Oldbury Stone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34354 | Oldbury Hatch |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558541 | 156491 | Dwelling house | Detached 2-storey house of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings. Front elevation partly tile-hung at first floor.  Plain tile roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34355 | Glebe Cottage |  | Building | Oldbury Lane,Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558582 | 156470 | Dwelling house | Cottage, possibly formerly three, of uncoursed rubble sandstone and ironstone with brick dressings.  Slate roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Oldbury Stone , Carstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34356 | 3 Old Cottahes |  | Building | [NAME],Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558662 | 156418 | Dwelling house |  | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34357 | 1 Old Cottages |  | Building | [NAME],Oldbury,Ightham,Sevenoaks | Oldbury | Ightham | TQ | 558661 | 156408 | Dwelling house |  | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34360 | Minster-in-Thanet | Minster | Village | ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631091 | 164255 |  | Minster was a notable port on the Wantsum estuary until siltation closed the navigable waterway in C14 approximately. It was the site of a Roman villa, at Abbey Farm.  [NAME] was founded here in AD 670; it became an important monastic grange and is now a Scheduled Ancient Monument.  [NAME] Church has much [NAME] fabric and is Listed Grade 1. Houses are mostly of modest scale with plain tiled roofs; a notable feature is a front elevation of brick with flank and/or rear elevations of flint. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Village website www.minster-in-thanet.org.uk; site inspection; NHL; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34361 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | Church Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631091 | 164255 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Tower and nave C11 and C12, chancel and transepts C13. Refenestration in partC15. Restored 1863 by Ewan Christian. Flint, rubble, some re-used Roman brick and [NAME] stone dressings. Plain tiled roofs. Chancel with C19 vestry, transepts, nave and aisles, western tower. Three stage tower with offset pilaster buttresses, string courses, battlements and shingled spire. Square south-eastern stair turret, truncated and capped with spirelet. Flying buttresses to chancel and single storey vestry (to south of chancel) added by Ewan Christian 1860's. Arcades of 5 bays.  Nave roof of 6 crown posts. Two bay transepts. Four bay chancel. The Mother Church of Thanet and an Anglo-Saxon Minster Church. (See B.O.E. Kent II, 1983, 393-5). | 11th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Chalk  , Kentish Ragstone , Thanet Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection; NHL; IoE |  | Chalk is used in internal vaulting of the chancel and crossing; some pieces bear the date 1938. | IoE 419683 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34362 | The Old School |  | Building | Church Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631097 | 164307 | Civic | School, now church hall. 1847 and extended 1854. Coursed rubble and slated roof. One storey and attic with kneelered gables and 3 small blocked gable dormers. Stacks projecting at end right, and corbelled out at end left. Five stone mullioned and transomed windows with labels, and projecting and gabled doorways at end left and to right, with four centred arched surrounds, and boarded doors with crescent and strap hinges. Scrolls over doors, to left: Girls; to right: Boys. Interior: altered to accommodate hall. | 1847 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection; NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419686 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34363 | Minster Abbey |  | Building | Bedlam Court Lane ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631222 | 164358 | Farm | Monastic grange, now abbey,Cll and C12, altered c.1413. Rubble, flint and dressed stone details. Plain tiled roof. Originally built around 3 sides of a courtyard, a chapel on the south side, domestic and office ranges on west and north sides.  Derelict and partly ruinous C19 extension and wall to left, of flint. Double projecting block with large cart doors to right. Wall about 8 feet high extending about 20 yards. Left return: C12 round-arched shafted window in upper wall above C19 extension. Right return; the rear of the late Cll west range.  West range 2 storeys with single dormer and central stack. Lower ground floor shows masonry set herringbone fashion, with levelling courses of flint.  An abbey for Benedictine Nuns since the 1930's, built on the site of Abbey of St. Peter and [NAME], refounded here c.750, destroyed by the Danes 840, transferred to St. Augustine's in 1027, and from then the central Grange of the [NAME]'s large holdings on Thanet. Already leased into private hands by the Dissolution, it remained a farmhouse until 1937. (See Archaeological Journal vol.86; also [NAME],II, 1983, 395). | 11th Century | Listed [NAME] ancient monument. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint , Thanet Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419672 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34364 | Laundry about 15 metres west of [NAME] |  | Building | Bedlam Court Lane ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631171 | 164342 | Other/miscellaneous | Brewhouse, now laundry. Possibly C12 in origin. Flint with plain tiled roof. Square plan. One storey and hipped roof with large gablets. Stack at end right. Segmental headed doorway of re-used tooled stone, with boarded door. Blocked round arched window on left return, and C19 tripartite glazing bar sash to rear. Interior: C17 clasped purlin roof, and large cross-beams for suspension of equipment. | Possibly C12 | Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419674 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34365 | Barn about 30 metres north east of [NAME] | Tithe Barn | Building | Bedlam Court Lane ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631248 | 164417 | Farm | [NAME]. C16 or earlier in origin. Flint and rubble, part rebuilt with brick and weather boarded in eastern elevation. Corrugated iron roof. Rounded buttresses on right return. Central boarded cart doors. Interior: 3 bays with aisles, passing shores to arcade posts, renewed above tie beam level. The structure was originally a great deal larger, and reputedly re-erected at Sevenscore Farm after lightning damage (see Barns at Sevenscore, items4/40 and 4/41) Included for group value | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Other | FLINT | Flint , Thanet Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419675 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34366 | Wall and gate lodge east of [NAME] |  | Building | Bedlam Court Lane ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631268 | 164372 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall and [NAME]. Early C19. [NAME] with knapped and squared flints and plain tiled roof. Wall of flint. Lodge 1 storey entrance front, with string course and box eaves to half-hipped roof with gablets. Diamond latticed [NAME] windows either side of central Gothick panelled door. Left return [to road): 2 storeys with string course and 2 wooden casements on first floor, 2 arched sashes on ground floor. Irregular 2 storey extension left. Wall, about 8 to 10 feet in height, extends approximately 70 yards along roadside to south and west. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419676 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34367 | Gates and walls to [NAME] |  | Other | Church Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631211 | 164302 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall and gates. C17 and early C19. [NAME] brick, the base in English bond, and flint. Cast iron gates. Wall about 6 1/2 feet high, extending about 65 yards (and then returned north) to left, and 35 yards (and returned north) to right of gate. Paired gates with spiked uprights and swept top rail, with pierced iron piers with large spear head finials. Railings 5 yards to left and right of gate on low brick base. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419677 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34368 | Church Cottage |  | Building | Church Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631115 | 164326 | Dwelling house | House. Early C19. [NAME] brick and plain tiled roof. Two storeys with boxed eaves and kneelered gables. Stacks to end left and end right. Regular fenestration of 3 sashes on first floor and 2 on ground floor with gauged segmental heads. Central door of 6 raised and fielded panels, the top 2 glazed in moulded pilaster surround with frieze and flat hood. Return and rear elevations with flint plinth and walls, and single storey extension, possibly a disused forge building. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419680 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34369 | Inglewood |  | Building | 3 & 5 High Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631054 | 164395 | Dwelling house | House. C16, reclad and extended C18. Timber framed and clad with brown bricks with some applied timber, part with flint and ashlar chequer, and exposed on right return with brick infill. Plain tiled roof. Two storeys on uneven and discontinuous plinth, with plat band over central ground floor section of chequerwork - the ashlar re-used medieval tooled stone. [NAME] hipped to right and with kneelered gable to left; stacks to end left and centre right. Three glazing bar sashes on first floor, and 4 on ground floor, the central one (in the chequerswork section) segmental headed and much larger. The end left bay is a later (ie C18) addition. Entry in left return by rib and stud door with cornice on pilaster surround. | C16 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 419694 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34370 |  |  | Building | 126 Monkton Road,Hoo,Minster,RAMSGATE | Hoo | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 629544 | 164872 | Dwelling house | House. Early C19. [NAME] brick with flint to return and rear elevations. Plain tiled roof. Three storeys and parapet to roof with kneelered parapet gables and stacks to left and to right. Regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes with gauged heads, the top central window space a blank panel. Central door of 6 raised and fielded panels, the top 2 glazed, and semi-circular fan. Gauged surround on imposts. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 420349 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34371 | [NAME] |  | Building | Tothill Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 630983 | 164916 | Dwelling house | Cottage pair. Early C19. Painted brick and plain tiled roof, with flint on rear elevations. Two storeys with brick dentil eaves cornice to hipped roof with stack to rear. Regular fenestration of 4 glazing bar sashes on each floor and boarded doors to left and to right. Included for group value. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 420380 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34372 | Boundary walls / retaining walls to churchyard and base to lych gate |  | Other | Church Street / Station Road ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631063 | 164314 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard boundary wall on Church Street of roughly-coursed ragstone rubble with a dressed capping.  Base to lych gate on Church Street of coursed squared ragstone with timber structure over and a plain tiled pyramid roof. Boundary wall and retaining wall on Station Road of uncoursed flint with some Thanet Sandstone rubble with brick capping. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Flint , Thanet Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34373 | Boundary wall to 23 Minster Court |  | Other | Tothill Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 630989 | 164887 | Wall/archway/gateway | Frontage boundary wall approximately 1m high of coursed uncut rounded flints with flint capping and brick piers.  Many of the flints are brown-coated. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34374 | Boundary wall Tothill Street / Rose Gardens |  | Other | Tothill Street / Rose Gardens ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 630984 | 164956 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1.5m high of uncut flints with brick capping and piers; wall perpendicular to Tothill Street of coursed rounded flints. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34375 | Tattle House |  | Building | 22 Tothill Street ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 630974 | 164854 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached bay-fronted house of brick with flank wall of uncoursed uncut flint and brick dressings.   Dormers in plain tiled hipped roof. | Probably early C20 |  | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34376 | Boundary wall to Durlock Farm |  | Other | Durlock ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631394 | 164340 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1m high in coursed uncut flints. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34377 |  |  | Building | 24 Durlock ,Minster,RAMSGATE | Minster | Minster-in-Thanet | TR | 631359 | 164363 | Dwelling house | Two-storey end-of-terrace cottage (of 4) of brick under a slate roof, with flank wall of coursed uncut flint with brick band course.  Some of the flints have a brown coating. | Probably C19. |  | Brick | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34380 | French Street |  | Village | ,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545890 | 152800 |  | French Street is a small settlement located adjacent to the former quarries and mines of Hosey Common. It contains historic dwellings and a nearby farm at Outridge dating back to C15 notable for the use of local sandstones from the Hythe Formation, which were also used for a number of historic buildings in the nearby town of Westerham.  The settlement includes a graveyard, and a Mission Room was shown on OS mapping between 1884 and 1937.  A school was built on Hosey Common in 1828 and extended in 1873, 1882 and 1899.  The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | OS mapping retrieved from www.oldmaps.co.uk; 'Hosey Caves at Westerham' Combley,R.C., Oxford 2010 retrieved from www.westerhamkent.org.uk; 'Geology of the country round Sevenoaks and Tonbridge' Sheet 287 Dines et al NERC 1969. |  | Sandstones dug from the vicinity of Hosey Common have not been attributed here to the Kentish Ragstone because, to the west of Brasted, the Hythe Formation is characterised as a glauconitic sandstone rather than a sandy limestone (Dines et al).  Colours yellow, orangey-yellow, [NAME] and pale brown, with pieces of coarser dark ferruginous sandstone, and pale chert. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34381 | Graveyard and site of Former Mission Room |  | Other | French Street,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545890 | 152800 | Place of Worship | Site of former Mission Room shown on OS 1:2,500 Kent Series map 1896, since demolished (not shown on OS 1937 edition).  The Grave Yard still exists and was shown on OS 1:10,560 1871 Surrey Series.  The oldest legible tombstone inscription is reported to be 1685 (ref historical note on noticeboard at graveyard - R Parry). | Late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34382 | Appltree Cottage and Grapevine Cottage |  | Building | French Street,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545864 | 152739 | Dwelling house | Originally one house but of 2 builds. C16 or earlier. Visible square timber framing with brick filling. Rendered upper part on left and some rubble stonework in centre. Left section of 2 low storeys, 3 windows. 1 storey and attic, 1 window on right. Large, high pitched tiled roof?hipped at left. 1 gabled dormer at right. Replaced leaded casements of varying sizes. Grape Vine Cottage has entrance on left return; apple [NAME] has modern gabled porch. 1-storey right extension of traditional materials. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 448477 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34383 | Outridge |  | Building | ,Brasted Chart,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Brasted Chart | Brasted | TQ | 546346 | 152654 | Dwelling house | Small Cl5 timber framed farmhouse. 2 storeys, 2 windows Tiled roof half-hipped at right. Brick with random rubble base some C18 brick, some earlier. Projecting chimney at left of old narrow bricks. C19 casement windows. C19 projecting£pent porch with wood posts and brick base. Small lean-to right extension. At back exposed timber with plaster filling. Inside much exposed heavy timber, probably of green wood as rather warped. Arched tie beams and square framing. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 356934 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34384 | Oasthouses and Drying Shed to the south west of Outridge |  | Building | ,Brasted Chart,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Brasted Chart | Brasted | TQ | 546371 | 152605 | Farm | C19 rectangular oast building of random rubble with freestone quoins. Tiled roof divided into 3 pyramidal oast hoods with octagonal wood cowls. At West end open basement floor under wide arch. Similar arch to barrel-roofed basement of early C19, drying shed adjoining to North. Low pitched hipped slated roof, weatherboarded 1st floor, rubble ground floor. Curved wall extension around to lane. On north side ground floor an open cart shed on wood posts. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 356936 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34385 | [NAME] to south west of Outridge |  | Building | ,Brasted Chart,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Brasted Chart | Brasted | TQ | 546363 | 152625 | Farm | C17 or earlier weatherboarded barn. Tiled roof hipped at left, half-hipped at right. Random rubble foundation and end half-wall. 5 small bays. Arch-braced tie beams with struts to principal rafter. [NAME] purlins at alternating levels. Half-rail with diagonal bracing above. Some timbers renewed Cl9. Former double door enclosed. Small door under pent hood. Lower floor, on West end hill slope, now partitioned off. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 356935 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34386 | Chart's Edge Cottages | Ragstone Cottage (No 1) | Building | 1 & 2 Hosey Common,[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545217 | 153202 | Dwelling house | Pair of cottages of 2 builds, front range probably C18 and back C17. Each 2 storeys, 2 windows in front. Tiled roof with tile gabled ends, brick chimney running through. Random rubble walls with red brick quoins and dressings. Modern casements. Doors under small flat hoods. Rear section probably timber framed, tile hung above and galleted random rubble below. Hipped tiled roof with central linking ridge to front range. Inside some chamfered beams and Joists and an inglenook fireplace.  The front elevation of the northern cottage is galleted. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 448709 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34387 | The Tower |  | Other | Tower Wood,[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 544495 | 152862 | Structure | Folly tower, C18 building with some classical detail. Roofless and ruinous. Square tower with projecting square entrance section on south side and full eight canted bay on north. Galletted rubble masonry in rough courses. Plinth and 1st floor band. 2 storeys and basement, parapet top. Door and 2 square windows with keystones and lintels in front. East and West walls have tall, round arched window on 1st floor and 2 round windows below, that on left of West front now only a gaping hole. Similar hole and traces of door in north bay. Inside splayed window reveals lined in red brick. Some interior plasterwork. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  | 'Hosey Caves at Westerham' Combley,R.C., Oxford 2010 retrieved from www.westerhamkent.org.uk | IoE 448499 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34388 | The Old School Lodge | Hosey School and The Headmaster's House | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545287 | 153149 | Civic | 1828 Formerly two-storey house and adjoining single-storey schoolrooms of uncoursed rubble sandstone with dressed stone quoins beneath slate roofs.  House stonework is galleted, and has a hipped roof and the front elevation has a slate-roofed verandah with slender iron columns. School rooms have gables with large arched windows.  Brick chimneys. Originally the school consisted of a Headmaster's House in the centre with a boys department on the southern side and a girls department on the north.  The girls school was later pulled down and the stone may have been used to extend the boys side.  Extensions were made in 1873, 1892 and 1899. Although un-coursed the stone all came from the same source. The last extension to the school was carefuly constructed in polygonal finish. ([NAME], R C ) | 1828 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  | 'Hosey Caves at Westerham' Combley,R.C., Oxford 2010 retrieved from www.westerhamkent.org.uk |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34389 |  | Valence End (No 1) | Building | 1 & 2 French Street,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545847 | 152863 | Dwelling house | Pair of two-storey cottages of un-coursed polygonal tooled rubble stonework with dressed stone quoins and window surrounds. Tiled roofs with articulated gables to front elevation, with decorative floral motif in brick surround and brick verge detail. | Probably late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34390 |  |  | Building | 3 & 4 French Street,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545861 | 152836 | Dwelling house | Pair of two-storey cottages of un-coursed polygonal tooled rubble stonework with dressed stone quoins and window surrounds. Tiled roofs with articulated gables to front elevation, with decorative floral motif in brick surround and brick verge detail. | Probably late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34391 | Lodge House to Chart's Edge |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545222 | 153133 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached gabled lodge house of semi-coursed rubble stone at ground floor.  Rendered with exposed timbers at first floor.  Brick chimneys turned through 90 degrees on plan. Tiled roof.  Ornate carved bargeboards and finials. | Probably late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34392 | Boundary wall to Chart's Edge and Lodge House |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545235 | 153131 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1.2 m high of un-coursed rubble stone with 'on-edge' stone capping. Red post-box built into wall.  Low wall (approximately 0.45 m) of un-coursed rubble stone to south of entrance forms base to clipped hedge. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34393 | Cottage on the Hill' |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545213 | 153234 | Dwelling house | Two-storey house, probably extended from a pair of cottages, of un-coursed rubble stone, galleted in part, with brick dressings.  Part tile-hung to north elevation.  Brick chimneys. Tiled roof.  Boundary wall of un-coursed rubble stone with brick piers and capping. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34394 | Boundary wall to Hosey Croft |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545214 | 153294 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1 m high of un-coursed rubble stone with squared stone entrance piers. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34395 | Holly Tree Cottage |  | Building | French Street,French Street,Westerham,SEVENOAKS | French Street | Westerham | TQ | 545920 | 152707 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached cottage of un-coursed galleted rubble stone with brick dressings; tiled roof.  Brick chimney in south flank elevation.  Extended to north in brick, with a hipped roof.  Boundary / retaining wall on road frontage of rubble stone with brick capping adds character. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34396 | The Mead |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Westerham,SEVENOAKS | Hosey Common | Westerham | TQ | 545216 | 153165 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached cottage of un-coursed rubble stone at ground floor, without dressings or quoins. Tile-hung and part-weatherboarded at first floor; tiled roof.  Brick chimney. | Probably late C19 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34400 | Brasted |  | Village | ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted |  | TQ | 546861 | 155490 |  | Brasted is an historic village lying on the River Darent at the foot of the North Downs. It is laid out in linear fashion along the High Street (A25), with the Greensand ridge to the south. It has a remaining mill on the river, and the estates of Brasted Place and [NAME]. The High Street is characterised by a diversity of building styles and ages, building materials and rooflines. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Conservation Area Appraisal Brasted Church Sevenoaks District Council Dec 2003 SPG; Conservation Area Appraisal Brasted High Street Sevenoaks District Council Dec 2003 SPG |  | The source of many of the building stones in Brasted is not clear as they appear to be transitional between the sandy limestones typical of the outcrop of the Kentish Ragstone to the east and the  sandstones of the Hythe Formation  to the west of this point, such as those from Hosey Common. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34401 | Church of St Martin |  | Building | Church Road ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 546861 | 155490 | Place of Worship | Cruciform church with nave aisles and West tower. Random rubble with freestone dressings. Tiled roofs sweeping low over aisles, with gables over aisle windows. No clerestory. Mostly, geometrical style with Perpendicular style East window. C15 tower with Tudor windows and battlemented upper part. Remains of West porch in tower. Entrance through large buttress. 3-bay nave with original C13 arcade. Rest of church 1864-5 by Walterhouse. Jacobean pulpit of 1623 from [NAME], Rochester. Some C17 monuments; and monument to [NAME] of Brasted Place, Physician to King [NAME], d.1806, by [NAME]. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone , Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE; Conservation Area Appraisal Brasted Church Sevenoaks District Council Dec 2003 SPG |  | The wall of the [NAME] and the base of the lychgate, of un-coursed rubble ragstone, also add to the character. | IoE 356892 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34402 | The Old Manor House | 1 The Green | Building | The Green ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547347 | 155207 | Dwelling house | Row of [NAME] or earlier 2-storey framed buildings. Irregular tiled roofs, Overhanging plastered gable in centre with moulded crosspiece and carved pendants. Tiled gable at right. Various C19 casements and 3 boarded doors, that of Old Manor House under bracketed hood. At left 2-storey, 2-window extension with roof hipped at left and continuing down to 1st floor level. Tile hung 1st floor, 6 brick courses and random rubble wall below which was a former garden wall. Modern leaded casements. No 1 consists of this extension and one bay of the old building. The Old Manor House is the remaining 3 bays. No 5 is a random rubble wing at back of Old Manor House. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  | Low boundary wall fronting onto The Green of rubble stone with brick piers and capping also adds to character.  Boundary wall to [NAME] approximately 2m high of uncoursed rubble stone with tiled and corbelled brick capping adds to character. | IoE 356899 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34403 | 1-6 White Hart Cottages | Old White Hart Cottages | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547425 | 155201 | Dwelling house | Row of C19 cottages incorporating older framed, structures. 2 storeys, 11 windows in all. High pitched, hipped tiled roof. Ornamental tile hanging on lst floor. Projecting central gable with overhanging 1st floor. Rendered ground floor with brick and stone plinths. Windows mostly C19 3-light casements, including 4 ground floor oriels with tiled hoods. Boarded doors under small pent tiled hoods (Nos 1 and 6 now half glazed). Side and rear walls show older rubble masonry. 2 end projecting diagonal chimneys and 2 ridge stacks. Gabled dormer to No 2. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356896 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34404 | Alms Row Cottages |  | Building | 5 & 6 Alms Row ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 546983 | 155054 | Dwelling house | Cl6 or earlier timber framed cottages. 1 storey and attic. No 6 has one window, No 5 no windows on front. Very high pitched tiled roof. Projecting chimney breast of random stone with brick quoins and brick stack above. Cl9 restorations. No 5 has oversailing eaves with timbered and plastered soffit ever half-glazed door. No 6 painted brick. 1 modern tiled dormer and on ground floor one Cl9 casement and half glazed door. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356930 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34405 | Brasted Place |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547671 | 155002 | Dwelling house | Circa 1784. Designed by [NAME] for [NAME], physician to [NAME]. Later additions. 5-bay Palladian villa of 2 storeys and basement. Slightly projecting centre section under pediment with dentilled cornice and round window. Ashlar sandstone masonry with patterned frieze to main entablature, double guilloche first floor band and freestone basement plinth. 9 steps to tetrastyle porch now glazed. Windows modern wood mullioned casements. 3-bay left return has C19 1-storey canted extension and balustraded terrace. Rear elevation has coupled corner Ionic pilasters and full height Ionic tetrastyle portico, opening to terrace. Inside some original plaster reliefs remain in hall and drawing room; and some ceiling and window enrichment. In situ 2 panels of Chinese wallpaper depicting scenes of everyday life, the gift of [NAME] who received it from the Emporor of China. (Some removed to Kent Museum). In 1871 roof of house raised to mansard form and round dormer windows inserted. Also Western additions made, probably by [NAME], in French Renaissance style. A 3-window link of 2 storeys, attic and basement, but at different levels from main house, to taller, l-window pavilion. Slated mansard roofs, coursed rubble masonry. Dormers round in link and pedimented in pavilion. Sash and casement windows 3-light in pavilion. Western extremity of 1871 wing now concealed by plain, projecting modern extension; but on right return appears a tower of coursed rubble masonry with ashlar dressings. 3 storeys and arched basement with entrance, one window. Tall roof of reversed ogee shape, with fishscale slates octagonal drum, open wood arcade and slated spirelet with vane. 2 high chimneys, linked by stone arch, on roof of building behind. Date stone, with initialsWT at 2nd floor level. New chapel building extends behind. In te wall is mounted a Saxon cross, formerly set upon the rustic bridge to south-east. (Included in Sundridge parish). | Circa 1784 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356912 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34406 | Combe Bank Lodge |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547512 | 155221 | Structure | Circa 1830. Ornamental Lodge with half-octagon shaped front. Low pitched slate roof hipped over front and with deep, bracketed eaves soffit. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Coursed rubble masonry with ashlar dressings. Segment headed sash windows with glazing bars in stuccoed recesses. | Circa 1830 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356894 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34407 | Darenth Cottage |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547293 | 155172 | Dwelling house | C17 or earlier timber framed building re-fronted early and later C19. High pitched tiled roof with end ridge stack. [NAME] raised forming pent dormer at left. Later gabled projection at right. Red brick with random rubble plinth. Early Cl9 1st floor sash windows, late Cl9 ground floor 3-light sash windows. 6-panel door under later bracketed pent hood. In carriageway on left return visible timber framing with plaster filling largely renewed. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356902 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34408 | Garden walls to the west of The Mount House |  | Other | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547105 | 155080 | Wall/archway/gateway | Long C18 brick wall with random stone base forming boundary of kitchen gardens and running from stable yard entrance to [NAME] corner and continued up [NAME] for about 100 yards. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356926 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34409 | North Boundary Wall to grounds of Brasted Place |  | Other | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547487 | 155193 | Wall/archway/gateway | [NAME] of random rubble masonry.  1-4m in height approximately; extended in height and capped with corbelled brick. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356915 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34410 | Park Farmhouse |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 546090 | 155125 | Dwelling house | Original house of 2 storeys 5 windows altered in C19 to wide, single side windows. The original 1st floor centre window remains with cut, carved gauged brick arch. Hipped tiled roof with end£chimneys and C19 hipped tiled dormer. Red brick with diaper of blue headers except where old window places have been filled with plain red brick. 1st floor band at sides and back, mostly removed on front. Coursed rubble plinth, red brick quoins and coping. At sides wide sash windows under segmental arches. Fire insurance sign over 1st floor centre window. Below it stone plaque inscribed: "This farm house was built by [NAME], [NAME], in the year 1703". Modern pent porch to early C19 6-panel door in old moulded wood frame. Inside late Cl7 staircase with urn-turned balusters, [NAME], solid string and wide handrail, said to have been brought from Chevening Park. Park Farm, the 2 Oubuildings and Wall form a group. | Possibly 1703 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  | Boundary wall approximately 1m high of rubble stone with brick capping adds character. | IoE 356911 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34411 | Screen Wall with entrance gates to west of Combe Bank Lodge |  | Other | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547502 | 155218 | Wall/archway/gateway | Curved wall of galleted coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. Wood gates to drive and to lodge. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356895 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34412 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | [NAME] ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547149 | 155435 | Dwelling house | Early Victorian Tudor style house. Entrance front of 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows. 3 receding short right extensions, the nearest of 2 storeys. High pitched roof of large slates. 6 hipped, gabled dormers. One ridge and one end stack. Random rubble with freestone quoins and door and window dressings. 2 and 4-light mullioned windows, some with 4-centred heads to lights, in chamfered surrounds, under hoodmoulds. At right 2-storey battlemented [NAME]. 2-centred door arch with hoodmould. Left return of 2 gabled bays. 2-storey canted bay at left with ogee- headed lights. | Early Victorian | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  | IoE 356933 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34413 |  |  | Building | 1-5 Rectory Lane ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547329 | 155225 | Dwelling house | Row of early C19 cottages. No 1 divided from others by 2-storey shed with slatted screen wall. Each 2 storeys, one window. Low pitched, slated roof with eaves soffit. Red brick with diaper of blue headers. Sash windows with glazing bars in near-flush box frames. 4-panel doors in wood surrounds with thin pilasters supporting bracketed flat hoods. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  | Flank walls and boundary wall of uncoursed rubble stone with brick capping add to character. | IoE 356932 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34414 | 9 The Old Yard |  | Building | [NAME] ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547301 | 155268 | Industrial | 2-storey former warehouse or workshop immediately adjoining the River Darent. South and east elevations of uncoursed rubble stone with brick dressings. North elevation immediately alongside the River Darent of brick.  Tiled roof. | Probably late C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34415 | The Red Cottage and adjoining boundary wall to the west |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547158 | 155108 | Dwelling house | Two-storey cottage with half-hipped tiled roof. First floor tile-hung.  Ground floor part-brick, part galetted un-coursed rubble sandstone.  Adjoining boundary wall to west also of part-brick, part galetted un-coursed rubble sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34416 | Brasted Hall Cottage and boundary walls in High Street and Church Road | Hall Cottage | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 546885 | 155054 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached cottage with hipped slate roof. Walls of partly galetted roughly-coursed rubble sandstone with brick dressings.  Adjoining boundary wall to north of part-brick, part galetted un-coursed rubble sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE | Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34417 | Boundary Wall to Brasted Hall and Wilkins Way |  | Other | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 546914 | 155051 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1m high in un-coursed rubble sandstone. Gate piers to Brasted Hall of sandstone ashlar. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34418 | The Old School and Caxton Cottage |  | Building | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547035 | 155041 | Civic | Two-storey former school buildings now divided into dwellings. Polygonal rubble masonry with brick dressings. Steeply-pitched tiled roofs with central tall cowled vent.  Boundary walls of brick and un-coursed rubble masonry add to character | 19th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34419 | War memorial |  | Other | High Street ,Brasted,SEVENOAKS | Brasted | Brasted | TQ | 547018 | 155076 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | Memorial to both world wars of pale limestone slab set in wall of un-coursed rubble sandstone, with piers and pediment of limestone. | 20th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE |  |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34420 | Speldhurst |  | Village | ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst |  | TQ | 555353 | 141438 |  | Speldhurst is a village of Anglo-Saxon origin at the northern edge of [NAME].  It lies on a sandstone ridge in the High Weald AONB, and the sunken lane of Speldhurst Hill has notable outcrops.  The valley of a tributary of the Medway lies immediately to the east. There are a number of historic buildings of informal layout, include the George & Dragon Inn from the late C15.  Notable construction materials include timber, brick, sandstone and tile.  Boundary walls of sandstone are a notable feature. The village lies within the Metropolitan Green Belt. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Speldhurst Conservation Area [NAME] Borough Council SPD  June 2006 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34421 | Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555353 | 141438 | Place of Worship | Parish church. The base of the tower is C14. The old church was struck by lightning in 1791 and destroyed. Present church rebuilt 1870-71 by [NAME]. North chapel is dated 1897, spire added in 1923. Coursed blocks of sandstone ashlar. [NAME]-tile roof and stone slate roofs to porches. Plan: Apart from the base of the tower the church is wholly C19. Nave with lower chancel, north aisle with chapel and vestry, west tower, north and south porches.  The vestry includes a buttress made up of fragments of medieval tracery and other pieces from the old church.  Interior walls throughout of exposed stone ashlar.  The glory of the church is the complete set of stained glass by Morris and Co. and Clayton and Bell. 10 are Burne-Jones designs. Sources Church Guide [NAME]. [NAME] and the Weald (1969) Penguin Buildings of England series, pp.541-542. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439537 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34422 | Lych gate to Churchyard of Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Other | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555334 | 141388 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lychgate to churchyard of the Church of St Mary the Virgin GV II Lychgate. Late C19. Timber-framed on low sandstone ashlar footings, peg-tile roof. Gothic style lychgate side-walls of 4 narrow bays, boarded below the middle rail and open above with wavy braces. The sills extend front and back to take wavy tension braces. Front and back gable ends have arch-braced tie beam trusses. Square crown posts above with wavy down braces. Steeply pitched roof projects both ends and has cusped bargeboards. It is surmounted by a wrought iron cross. Low double gates also with wavy braces and good original shaped iron hinges. The lychgate is one of a good group of listed buildings in the vicinity of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]) | Late C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439536 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34423 | Revettment wall on north-east and south-east sides of churchyard |  | Other | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555372 | 141413 | Wall/archway/gateway | Revettment walls. Probably late C19. Coursed blocks of sandstone ashlar. The road alongside the south east side of the churchyard drops well below the churchyard level and the churchyard is revetted by a tall battered wall. There are stone steps down from the churchyard in the eastern corner and the wall returns along the north east side of the churchyard, onto the garden of the Old Post Office Cottage ([NAME]). Here the wall is not as high. it is also more vertical and has bull-nosed coping. These walls play an important role in the character of the village and forms part of a group with other listed building in the vicinity of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]). | Probably late C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440629 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34424 | The Old Post Office Cottage |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555393 | 141486 | Dwelling house | Small house. Circa 1720-30 with minimal later modernisations. Timber-framed on coursed sandstone footings; the front is weatherboarded, the rest is hung with peg-tile. Brick stacks on stone bases and brick chimneyshafts. [NAME]-tile roof. Plan: Small 2-room plan house facing south west onto the churchyard of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]). Main block is 2 storeys with attics in the roofspace, cellar below and integral outshot to rear. Secondary lean-to outshot on right end. The Cottage has survived remarkably intact with little modernisation since the place was built. | Circa 1720-30 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440630 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34425 | Old Place |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555309 | 141414 | Dwelling house | Former farmhouse. Late medieval, probably late C15, with C16 and C17 improvements; modernised with extensions in the early C20. Timber-framed. Most of the ground floor level is underbuilt with Flemish bond red brick with burnt headers but the north east end is coursed sandstone at ground floor level. Brick stacks, the old ones on stone bases, brick chimneyshafts. [NAME]-tile roof. The main block is the late medieval section and was built as an open hall house. The larger central room was originally open to the roof and heated by an open hearth fire.  [NAME] of main block, crosswing and rear block are gable-ended. The early C17 crosswing is largely intact. | Probably late C15 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439534 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34426 | Front boundary wall approximately 30 metres south of The Old Place |  | Other | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555320 | 141381 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall. Probably late C19. Coursed sandstone ashlar with brick behind. Wall has chamfered plinth and low curving weathering to the coping stones. It is faced in stone ashlar with stretcher bond brick behind including some pilaster-like buttresses. Central gateway has square section piers with soffit-chamfered caps. This boundary wall plays an important role in the good group of listed buildings in the vicinity of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]). | Probably late C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439535 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34427 | The Cottage |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555417 | 141439 | Dwelling house | House. Probably mid C17 with some C19 and C20 modernisation. Timber-framed on coursed sandstone footings. Framing is exposed on the front and left end walls, rest clad with peg-tile. Ground floor front is underbuilt with Flemish bond brick with decorative burnt headers. Brick stack, maybe with stone base, brick chimneyshaft including some old brick. [NAME]-tile roof. Plan: 2-room lobby entrance plan house facing west north west, say west, towards the Church of St Mary ([NAME]). Since no internal inspection was available at the time of this survey it was not possible to determine details of the plan. Nevertheless central lobby entrance onto the side of the axial stack which services the left (northern) room. This must have been the main living room with an unheated service room to right. Projecting right end gable-end stack is probably a C19 addition. For a C17 2-room plan house The Cottage is a large and tall building. 2 storeys with attics in the roofspace with secondary outshots to rear. Exterior: Nearly symmetrical 2-window front of late C19 or C20 casements, mostly iron-framed with relatively small panes. Central doorway contains a C20 studded plank door behind a probably late C19 gable porch with cusped bargeboards. Tall and steeply pitched roof is gable-ended. Left (north) roof projects and the wall plate is supported on shaped oak brackets. The framing exposed in the left end includes relatively slender curving braces and the attic includes a C17 or C18 4-light mullioned window. Interior: Was not available for inspection at the time of this survey but, since the external framing is evidently well-preserved, good original carpentry detail is suspected. North end suggests roof of side purlin construction whilst front shows that it is of 3 uneven bays. The Cottage is one of a good group of listed buildings in the vicinity of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]). | Probably mid C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440633 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34428 | The George and Dragon |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555384 | 141388 | Retail/commercial | Public house, former house. Late medieval, probably late C15, with major late C16/early C17 improvements some C18 work, minor C19 and C20 modernisation. Exposed timber-framing on coursed sandstone footings, west end and rear is hung with peg-tile. Brick stacks, the late C16/early C17 stack with sandstone base, brick chimneyshafts. [NAME]-tile roof. end stack. The central 2-bay hall was originally open to the roof and probably heated by an open hearth fire. The right (west) end was the inner room end with principal bedchamber or solar above. 2 storeys with attics each end. Tall and steeply-pitched roof is half-hipped to right and hipped to left.  Good late medieval roof over the hall between the closed trusses each end. The [NAME] and Dragon is a good and well-preserved example of a late medieval hall house with good quality late C16/early C17 improvements. | Probably late C15 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440632 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34429 | The Manor |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555448 | 141443 | Dwelling house | House. Circa 1840 (dated roof timber) with alterations of the circa 1880s for [NAME]. Very fine sandstone ashlar masonry brought to course with thin joints and diagonal rustication with a smoother border to each block; slate roof; stacks with ashlar stone shafts. Shallow slate roof, stacks with tall shafts with stone cornice. Exterior: 2 storeys. Deep plinth, platband at first floor level, platband below chamfered stone eaves cornice.  Extensive stone cellars with stone vaulted roofs survive under both the main block and service wing. [NAME], a relation of [NAME] wrote [NAME] for Boys while staying at the Manor and established a group of scouts in the parish. | Circa 1840 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34430 | Walls, gate piers and gates at the entrance to The Manor |  | Other | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555417 | 141455 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls, gate-piers, pair of timber gates. Probably 1880s, contemporary with alterations to the Manor ([NAME]) for [NAME]. Sandstone ashlar walls and piers; timber and iron gates, the original oak replaced with a softwood copy in 1989 but re-using the old ironwork. The retaining walls curve inwards to the gateway and curve up to the gate-piers with a chamfered moulding below the coping. Gate-piers square on plan with a deep chamfered plinth and chamfered cornice. Pair of striking, substantial openwork timber gates, each with asymmetrical diagonal braces, the moulded cusped timbers forming a lattice pattern with iron cross-pieces in each panel and tall, moulded cusped styles. Inside the entrance, on the south side, a well-house in the same ownership as the Cottage ([NAME]) (the neighbouring house to the south) is ashlar masonry with a doorway with a high quality C17 panelled door with richly-moulded panels. | Probably 1880s | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440790 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34431 | War memorial approximately 12 metres south of the porch of the Church of St Mary the Virgin |  | Other | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555357 | 141412 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War memorial. Circa 1919. According to the church guide it was designed by the son of J. Oldrid Scott, architect of the church. Sandstone with bronze plaques. Tall cross. A slender and slightly tapering shaft has chamfered corners enriched with 4-leaf motifs. Moulded cap with cross above with small fleur-de-lys in the angles. Base of shaft has small gabled buttresses. Shaft stands on an octagonal pedestal with a chamfered top carved with a prayer. Corners have Gothic panels carved with sacred symbols and main sides have brass plaques. The east one honours the dead of the First World War and the other 3 list the dead of the parish with their rank and regiment. It stands on a 3-step plinth. | Circa 1919 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 440466 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34432 | Front boundary wall to The Rectory |  | Other | [NAME] ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555347 | 141369 | Wall/archway/gateway | The narrow strip of ground along the front is enclosed by a C19 wall of coursed sandstone which returns a short distance round the left end. There are a number of similar walls close by and these add to the character of the area in the vicinity of the Church of St Mary ([NAME]) which includes a good group of listed buildings. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439520 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34433 | Coach house adjoining south of Glebe House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555341 | 141343 | Other/miscellaneous | Former coach house, now used as a garage. Late C19. Flemish bond red brick with exposed timber frmaing above but back wall is coursed sandstone. Stone stack with brick chimneyshaft. [NAME]-tile roof. Plan: Former coach house faces east backing onto Langton Road. Ground floor is taken up by a series of coach houses. First floor left a fodder store and to right a groom's room under a crossroof with a rear stack. 2 storeys with lean-to outshot on left end set back from the front. Exterior: Rear has a series of large double doors to the coach houses. Most are original and hang on large iron hinges. The roof is gable-ended to left, the eaves descending to first floor level. To right there is the front gable end of the crossroof. It is jettied out on the ends of joists and is timber- framed containing a window with diamond panes of leaded glass. It also has a gabled dormer on the right (north) side with wavy bargeboards. The right end is also framed at first floor level and contains a loading hatch doorway, wavy bargeboards with a prominent pendant. Ground floor window below is 2-lights with lattice pattern of glazing bars and set to right of the lean-to. Roof over this end has a louvred ventilator on the ridge. The rear stone wall is blind except for a series of 3 cast iron breathers under the eaves to the fodder store. They are cast to ornamental patterns. Interior: Not inspected. This Coach house is one of a group of attractive buildings (most of them C19) on the approach to Speldhurst from the south. | Late C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439521 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34434 | Speldhurst County Primary School |  | Building | [NAME] ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555310 | 141309 | Civic | School including boundary walls to the playground 1859 by Kelly (Pevsner) with some later C19 additions. Local sandstone ashlar, rusticated with large ashlar quoins; tile roof; stone stacks with brick shafts. The original schoolhouse is sited to the north: the schoolmaster's house, now part of the school, is to the south. the north side.  Slightly battered playground walls in random crazy rubble with weathered ashlar coping and rusticated ashlar gate piers. Taller wall of coursed sandstone forms the north boundary of the playground. | 1859 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439522 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34435 | The Mill House |  | Building | Speldhurst Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555817 | 141673 | Industrial | Former cornmill, later used for storage and as carpentry and joinery workshops. Present building of early C19 date. EXTERIOR: Three storey range to the north west and an L-range of two storeys facing northeast. The ground floor of the north west range is of red brick with some grey headers. The upper floors are timberframed, clad in weatherboarding with a gabled slate roof. The first floor of the front elevation has two early C19 cast iron casements and double hoist door with cornice and brackets over. The ground floor has three early C19 metal casements and stable type door. The right side of the north west wing has a ground floor of tooled sandstone ashlar blocks and much of the water wheel structure survives. It was of the hybrid type with a wooden wheel but cast iron superstructure. The main cast iron structure is intact although most of the wooden wheel had rotted away and most of the radial paddles were lost. There are three original cast iron casements in this elevation. The north east elevation of the front range has three casements, one on each floor. The lower L-wing has mainly original cast iron casements and doors but original hoist doors to the centre have been replaced by weatherboarding. The south west elevation is of one storey only and has two original cast iron casements. INTERIOR: Some original machinery remains, including main shaft, crown wheel and layshaft. The access to the second floor had been blocked off although the original wooden steps remained. HISTORY: A mill on this site is mentioned in a document of 1704. In the C19 the mill belonged to the [NAME] family and [NAME] was the first Chairman of the Speldhurst Parish Council in 1894. At one time it was called Bradley's [NAME]. Milling ceased in the 1960 but the mill wheel last turned 18 years ago or later. An early C19 cornmill retaining the major cast iron parts of the waterwheel and some original internal machinery. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | UID 491712 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34436 | Burnt House and Sandstones |  | Building | [NAME] ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 554851 | 140394 | Dwelling house | House, divided into 2. Mid/late C19 possibly a recasting of an earlier house. Local sandstone ashlar, each block hammer-dressed with a plain border; slate roof; stacks with brick shafts. Stylistically eclectic with Tudor style windows but classical masonry detail. Sandstones is to the north east, Burnt House to the south west. Mostly 2 storeys with a 3-storey block to the north (Sandstones). Hipped roofs. | Mid/late C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439525 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34437 | Danemore [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 554745 | 140271 | Dwelling house | Lodge to Danemore Park. Circa 1860 with C20 rear extensions. Local sandstone ashlar to the ground floor, first floor plastered with sgraffito decoration; peg-tile roof; stacks with rendered chimney-shafts. Idiosyncratic Tudor style.  Single-storey and attic. A tall chamfered plinth in the masonry of the front wall rises to form the hoodmoulds of the 2 ground floor windows. | Circa 1860 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 439527 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34438 | Smallbrook Farm |  | Building | 1 Etherington Hill ,Speldhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Speldhurst | Speldhurst | TQ | 555935 | 141472 | Dwelling house | Two-storey farmhouse of brick, partly tile-hung. Recently-constructed two-storey extension forming the elevation fronting the road of neatly-coursed squared sandstone with 2-course sandstone quoins, with part of  brick in stretcher bond.  Tiled gabled roof. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ardingly Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34440 | Appledore |  | Village | ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595764 | 129282 |  | In early mediæval times Appledore was a port on the estuary of the River Rother and had a market and annual fair.  Following the silting and eventual diversion of the river in C13, Appledore retained importance from being on relatively healthy higher ground than the adjoining [NAME].  Today the population is approaching 800 and the village has an ancient church, Methodist chapel, a village hall and recreation ground.  Farming is the main economic activity.. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Parish website www.appledorepc.kentparishes.gov.uk/ |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34441 | Church of St Peter and [NAME] |  | Building | The Street ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595764 | 129282 | Place of Worship | Chancel with north and south chapels, nave with south aisle, south porch and west tower in 3 stages with crenellated parapet. The north chapel, now the vestry, with its own sanctuary and the tower are C13. The remainder of the church was rebuilt after it was burnt by the French in 1380, the north aisle being incorporated in the nave. Four bay nave with 4 crown posts on tie-beaus with pierced spandrels. [NAME] and stoup. Perpendicular font. The churchyard contains some C18 headstones with skull or cherub motif, some oval bodystones and some chest tombs. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone , [NAME] , Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Field meeting : [NAME] - its churches and geology Potter J F Proc Geol Ass V116 Pt 2 2005 161-176 |  |  | IoE 180090 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34442 | The Old Watch House |  | Building | The Street ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595744 | 129171 | Military defence/fortification | Early C19. One storey Kentish ragstone with red brick dressings. Hipped slate roof with massive chimneystack. Two sashes with verticals only. Pedimented porch. This may have been built to keep a watch on the Royal Military Canal. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 180101 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34443 | Domestic Chapel to Horne's Place |  | Building | Kennardington Road,[NAME],Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore Heath | Appledore | TQ | 595746 | 130860 | Place of Worship | A domestic chapel dating to the late 14th century, including early 16th century alterations and restoration during the 1950s. It is constructed of coursed Kentish Ragstone rubble with some yellow brick, capped with a red clay-tiled pitched roof. The chapel is the earliest standing wing of an attached manor house to the north east which incorporates two early 16th century solar bays and a hall and service range rebuilt on the site of an earlier range during the 17th century.  The chapel is a rectangular building measuring c.8.25m by 5.4m, arranged on two floors, situated above a partly sunken undercroft used originally for storage. The undercroft has a barrel-vaulted ceiling of yellow bricks dating to c.1520 and a stone flagged floor. The present chapel roof dates to the 1520s, with some 20th century restoration work, and is of an unusual form with widely spaced rafters between heavily moulded, arched principal trusses supported by stone corbels decorated with [NAME]. The chapel was used as a barn during the 19th and early 20th centuries. | Late C14 | Listed Grade II*. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 180088 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34444 | Churchyard wall, gatepiers and paving |  | Other | The Street ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595718 | 129276 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard walls approximately 1.2m high of uncoursed rubble sandstone with dressed Ragstone cappings.  [NAME] of uncoursed ragstone with squared ragstone dressings and cappings.  Paving of sandstone blocks on edge at entrance to churchyard, and sandstone slabs at base of wall. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Ashdown Sandstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34445 | Boundary walls to front and flank of Vine House |  | Other | The Street ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595718 | 129244 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls of uncoursed rubble ragstone with brick cappings | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34446 | Coachouse to rear of Vine House |  | Building | The Street ,Appledore,TENTERDEN | Appledore | Appledore | TQ | 595734 | 129234 | Other/miscellaneous | Coachouse, now converted to living accommodation, built of uncoursed rubble ragstone with brick dressings under a hipped tiled roof.  Pebbles inserted in mortar joints.  Some blocks of buff and brown sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Ashdown Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34460 | Aylesford | Æglesforda | Village | ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572939 | 159032 |  | Originally a small riverside settlement, the old village comprises around 60 houses, many of which were formerly shops. Many of the buildings are of great antiquity: the Chequers Inn and the George House (formerly a coaching inn) and the almshouses among them. Major construction took place during the Victorian era, when houses were constructed to serve the nearby quarry. Aylesford has expanded rapidly over the past thirty years to gain a population of around 5,000 | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Parish website www.aylesfordpc.kentparishes.gov.uk/ |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34461 | Church of St Peter |  | Building | [NAME] ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572939 | 159032 | Place of Worship | Church. C12, C13, C14, C15, restored in 1878. West tower, nave with south porch, north aisle and vestry, chancel to nave and chancel extension to north aisle. Uncoursed ragstone rubble. 3-stage tower, C12 for first two stages with 3 original round-headed windows in west face and 4 in north face; C15 third stage with string below and string above, below crenellated and coped parapet. Pointed arch west doorway with moulded surround and boarded and ribbed door. 3-window nave with south porch between first and second windows from left and with embattled octagonal stair-turret for rood-loft at right end. Decorated windows, renewed in 1878. C14 north aisle with 3 windows, original to left. Chancel of C15 with two windows. North chancel lower and C14 in date with two original windows, that to right blocked. Interior: 5-bay arcade between nave and north aisle. C15, with hollow chamfers, shafts and plain capitals. Tower arch of similar date. Timber-braced and trussed roofs with ashlars on wooden cornices in-nave, north aisle and chancel. Fittings: mostly proprietary, dating from 1878. Monuments: Brass with figures of knight and lady; [NAME], d.1426. Tomb chest with recumbent effigies. Colour possibly original. Sir [NAME], d.1604. Marble aedicule with arch over containing pedestal and urn flanked by figures and gadrooned sarcophagus below with reclining figure on it; Sir [NAME], d.1699, perhaps by [NAME] | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179209 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34462 | [NAME] |  | Other | Station Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572949 | 158946 | Structure | Bridge. C14, central arch widened by removing a pier to allow passage for larger river traffic in 1824. Coursed and random rubblestone. 5 arches, that in centre wider, the outer 4-pointed and all double-chamfered with stone dressings. Sloping buttresses to piers with cut-waters below on rebuilt concrete foundations, revealed only at low tide. Octagonal and triangular canted stand-points resting on buttresses over the piers with 2 to the south of the central arch and 6 to the north. Stone-coped parapet. A barge-bed remains below the bridge, constructed from large baulks of timber (this part not listable). Scheduled as an Ancient Monument. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] ancient monument. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179262 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34463 | [NAME] |  | Building | Station Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572009 | 158691 | Other/miscellaneous | Railway station. 1856. For South-Eastern Railway. Random dressed stone with ashlar quoins and dressings. Plain and fish scale tiled roof with left end stack to left wing and right end stack to taller central block, both corbelled out from the gable. The upper parts of the stacks have been taken down leaving tall square plinths. Projecting stack on front of outer right-hand wing. Gable parapets with kneelers and ridge crestings. 1½ storeys, except 2 storeys in inner right-hand wing and 1 storey in outer right-hand wing. Central block: Central gabled semi-dormer with gable parapets and kneelers. l-bay first floor, 2-bay ground floor, all 2-light mullioned windows with hexagonal lozenge lattice iron casements. Central entrance with depressed pointed arch and later C20 glazed doors and over-light. Left wing: 1 bay with gabled semi-dormer with parapet and kneelers containing sash window over 2-light mullion window below with hezagonal lozenge lattice iron casements. Extension to left 1 storey with single lattice casement to right and coped parapet. Inner right wing: 1 bay with lattice casements. Outer right wing: Lower blank coped gable end abutted by 1 storey gabled block to the front and right. Stack, already mentioned above, on front face, with arched doorway and single lattice casement in left-hand re-entrant angle. Designed to match in style and materials the needy school (qv). | 1856 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179265 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34464 |  |  | Building | 460 Station Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572848 | 158791 | Dwelling house | Cottage, formerly for level-crossing keeper. Circa 1855. Random dressed stone with ashlar dressings and quoins. Plain and fish scaled tiled roofs with tall stone and brick stacks with projecting breasts to right and at rear. Gables with parapet and kneelers and ridge-cresting. L-shaped in plan with gabled projection to right of front. 1 1/2 storeys; 2-bay front with 1-window ground floor, and 1 window on 1st floor under gable to right. 2-light mullioned windows with hexagonal lozenge lattice iron casements, 2 replaced by plain glazing at time of resurvey. Entrance to right under gable; boarded door in arched surround with gabled and barge boarded hood on brackets over. 1-storey extension to left, probably not original but in similar materials and style. | Circa 1855 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179264 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34465 | Village School and Rosalind's Cottage |  | Building | Station Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572897 | 158816 | Civic | School and school masters house. Dated 1853 as a National School by E W Stephens of Maidstone. Random dressed stone with some ashlar but mostly stock brick dressings as well as quoins. Plain and fish-scaled tiled roof with stacks behind ridge to right and in centre. Ventilation funnels on both ends of school block to left. The schoolmasters house to right is at right angles to, and has a higher ridge, than the school block to left, the step in the ridge masked by a large; though shallow, gabled projection, with decorative barge boards, pendant and finial. Gabled projection to left flanked by a pair of gabled hoods project- ing from the roof over windows; all gables with decorative barge boards and finials, and wooden trusses in flanking gables. 1 1/2 storeys to right, 1 storey in off-centre to right gabled projection and in block to left. Large 8-light pointed-arched window with transom and mullions, 4 bays to left with 2 small arched windows in projection and larger 6-light transom and mullion windows flanking. Date-stone, marked 1853, under gable of projection. Wooden semi- dormer oriel on 4 large brackets at extreme right. Entrance to [NAME]'s House to left of oriel; depressed arched doorway, with original boarded door with 3 small inset panes of glass at apex of door. South front: gabled projections at either end with gabled semi-dormers between. 5 bays on ground floor, with entrance with sloping weather porch on brackets in 2nd bay from right. Large wings to rear of both main fronts. Rosalind's Cottage was formerly the School- master's House, and was renamed by a former occupant, Dame [NAME], the actress. | 1853 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179263 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34466 | The Friars |  | Building | [NAME] ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572353 | 158828 | Place of Worship | Carmelite Priory, later house, now returned to use as Carmelite Priory. Founded 1241 with C13 church rebuilt from 1348 (demolished after reformation); Cl5 and C16 conventual buildings altered in late C17, rebuilt after fire in 1930, and substantial additions after Carmelite return in 1949. [NAME] block: Later C15, rebuilt on 1st floor and above in mid C20. Coursed dressed stone with plain tiled roofs. Domestic block: Dated 1677 and 1678, on rainwater heads. Added by Sir [NAME] during remodelling of that date. Random rubble stone with tiled roofs.  Curia: Interior of Courtyard: Apart from the guest-house in the south-range of C15 date, this dates from the C16, restored in the mid C20.  [NAME] rubble stone with some brick and some ashlar window dressings, part rendered at first floor. Plain tiled roofs. 2 storeys and attics. Exterior of Court-yard: 2  storeys and attics; random rubble stone, part rendered at first floor, with plain tiled roofs.  Wide central chamfered and pointed archway, originally the watergate. | 13th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179202 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34467 | Gatehouse and Walls to the north and east of The Friars |  | Building | [NAME] ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572427 | 159011 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gatehouse. C15 with late C16 alterations. Random rubble stone with parapet to plain tiled roof. North side: Projecting breast off-centre to left, corbelled out from 1st floor. 2 storeys; irregular 3-window 1st floor and 1 window ground floor, lattice casement windows, those on 1st floor in chamfered mullioned and transomed surrounds. Tall, wide entrance arch to right; moulded 4-centred arch in square surround with relieving arch over. Cross-shaped loops to right and left of arch, much weathered statue of [NAME], with Child over. Octagonal stair-tower visible over parapet to left at rear. Pair of random stone walls leading to north, either side of entrance road. Part brick-coped to right, all between 8 and 12 feet high, and approximately 110 yards long. Random stone brick coped wall to east of gatehouse, 70 yards long and 10 feet high. Pair of brick piers towards left end, flanking entrance now partially blocked by C20 entrance insertion. | 15th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179203 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34468 | Methodist Church including Sunday School |  | Building | Rochester Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573198 | 159030 | Place of Worship | Methodist Church. c.1850 (no dedication stone visible). Built of Kentish ragstone. Slate roof having gable end with kneelers . Windows throughout have unusual octagonal glazing which is typical of the parish. West end has large triple lancet window with corbel heads. Angled buttresses to sides. North and South gabled porches with ribbed wooden doors. 5 lancets to pews and apsidal ended chancel with coloured glass. Attached to east is 1 storey ragstone and slate Sunday School. Interior: has gallery supported on octagonal fluted columns with panels divided by pilasters. Stick balusters to edge of gallery. Boarded roof with scissor truss to chancel and 2 arched braces to nave. Original pews, pulpit, proscription panel and organ case. | Circa 1850 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179432 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34469 | Trinity Court | The Hospital of the Holy Trinity | Building | Rochester Road ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573121 | 159048 | Dwelling house | Almshouse row. 1607 for [NAME], restored 1842 for [NAME], and extended to the south in 1892 for [NAME], by two bays. Random galletted rubble stone with plain tiled roof. Stacks to rear. 3 small gabled semi- dormers with gable parapets to left, 2 larger gabled and double-windowed semi- dormers with gable parapets to right. 1 1/2 storeys; irregular 7-window 1st floor and 9-window ground floor. Iron casements in stone mullioned surrounds. Single depressed pointed arched doorways, from left between 1st and 2nd, 2nd and 3rd, 3rd and 4th, 4th and 5th windows and at extreme right end of front. Paired doorways with depressed pointed arched surrounds under 2 right-hand gables (therefore between 5th and 6th and 7th and 8th windows from left). All doors boarded, ribbed and studded. Square plaques with carved coats-of-arms over 1st single door from left and both paired doorways. Round plaque with triangle in centre, symbolising trinity over 3rd single doorway from left. | 1607 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179254 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34470 | Arch and Wall to north of Trinity Court | The Hospital of the Holy Trinity | Other | Mount Pleasant ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573106 | 159077 | Wall/archway/gateway | Arch and wall. 1607 with C19 wall, restored in later C20. Arch of random rubble with ashlar dressings, wall of random rubble stone with brick parapet. Central 3-centred arch with moulded surround, set in long wall with roll-coping. Wall 120 yards in total. | 1607 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34471 |  |  | Building | 22-32 Mount Pleasant ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573093 | 159067 | Dwelling house | Cottage row. Circa 1860-70. Ground floor of snecked dressed ragstone with yellow stock brick dressings. Mock half-timbering above, jettied on joists and beam-ends over ground floor under gables. Plain tiled roofs with tall ridge stacks of snecked dressed stone with yellow stock brick dressings, in centre and towards left and right ends. Some original octagonal decorated clay chimney- pots surviving at time of re-survey. Gabled projections, deepest at each end, with two also flanking projecting centre. 5 gabled semi-dormers, 1 in centre and 2 each in flanking recesses. 1½ storeys; 9-bay front, hexagonal lozenge lattice iron casements. Entrances, in lean-to 1-storey extension at right-hand (No 32), in left end (No 22), in centre of side recesses (Nos 24 and 30), and paired in centre (Nos 26 and 28). C19 boarded doors to Nos 24 and 28, C20 glazed on half-glazed doors to the rest. | Circa 1860-70 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179248 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34472 |  |  | Building | 65-67 The Quay ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572899 | 158978 | Dwelling house | House. Early C18 with C19 alterations. Red and blue brick chequer on deep coursed and galletted stone plinth at right-hand end. Discontinuous brick band. Eaved wooden cornice to plain tiled roof with truncated panelled stack at right end. 2 storeys; irregular fenestration of 1 window at left end of 1st floor, with blocked window at right end, central window breaking through floors and band, and 1 window close to left on ground floor. 2 doors, both C19 and panelled in segment-headed wooden architrave surround, 1 at extreme left, (No 65), and one in centre, (No 67). Rear (river) front: 2 storeys with modillion cornice and hipped projecting central bay on 1st floor supported on columns below, probably aded c.1860-70. Glazing bar sashes on both floors, larger to left. [NAME] and impost strings of 1st floor of projecting bay to segment-headed window with stone head-dressing | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179266 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34473 |  |  | Building | 77-81 The Quay ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572884 | 158986 | Dwelling house | House row. Late C18. Red brick with blue headers on random stone plinth with brick bands above ground and 1st floors. Corbelled brick eaves to plain tiled roof. 3 storeys; 3-window front, glazing bar sashes. 3 arched doorways, irregular placed with panelled doors and plaster panels in the arches | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179269 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34474 |  |  | Building | 5 [NAME] ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572058 | 158696 | Dwelling house | Cottage, formerly for level-crossing keeper. Circa 1855. Random dressed stone with ashlar dressings and quoins. Plain and fish-scale tiled roofs with tall stone stacks and projecting breasts to right and to rear, the latter painted with each set diagonally. Gables with parapets and kneelers; ridge crestings. L-shaped in plan with gabled projection to right of front. 1½ storeys; 2-bay front with one window on ground floor, and 1 window on 1st floor under gable to right. 2-light mullioned windows with hexagonal lozenge lattice iron casements. Entrance to right under gable; boarded door in arched surround with gabled and barge-boarded hood on brackets over. | 1855 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 179246 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34475 | Boundary/retaining wall of churchyard |  | Other | High Street ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572869 | 159020 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary / retaining wall and steps at southern edge of churchyard.  Wall with square buttresses up to 4.5m in height approximately, of semi-coursed squared ragstone with a bullnose brick capping. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34476 | Boundary wall and gatepiers of St Peter's CoE Primary School |  | Other | Mount Pleasant ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573062 | 159029 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall up to 1.5m approximately of rubble ragstone, with square gate piers and fence piers. Squared ragstone blocks form a drainage channel at the foot of the wall. | Probably late C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34477 | Paved forecourt |  | Other | 27 High Street ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 573000 | 158970 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Paved forecourt to 3-storey commercial premises (Estate Agent) of coursed squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34478 |  |  | Building | 44-48 High Street ,Aylesford,MAIDSTONE | Aylesford | Aylesford | TQ | 572966 | 158988 | Dwelling house | House, now house and shop. Circa 1880. Random rubble with dressed stone quoins on ground floor and mock timber-framing with plaster infilling on 1st floor. Very long curved braces. Plain tiled roof with return gable on slight projec- tion to left of centre. Tall stock brick stacks in centre of ridge and at right; gabled dormer to right. 2 storeys with attics; jettied out on 1st floor under gable with moulded bressummers resting on moulded dragon-brackets. 2-window front with cast-iron diamond lattice casements, in 2nd floor of gable in square oriel on 2 carved brackets and on ground floor to right in hexagonal bay. Central pointed arched entrance with wooden surround and boarded and ribbed door. | Circa 1880 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34480 | East Farleigh | Ferlaga | Village | ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573414 | 153317 |  | [NAME] is an historic village on the south bank of the Medway. The bridge was built in the 14th century and is one of the oldest in [NAME]. The 12th century church is dedicated to [NAME]. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | NHL. IoE. Parish website www.eastfarleighpc.kentparishes.gov.uk/ |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34481 | Church of Saint Mary |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573414 | 153317 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late Cll or C12, C13, C14 and Cl5, restored 1891 by [NAME]. Ragstone, with plain tile roof. Wood shingles to spire. West tower, nave, south aisle, south porch with parvis chamber, chancel with south chapel, north vestry, north aisle. West tower: C13, possibly with earlier origins. Roughly coursed ragstone rubble. Battered plinth. South aisle: re-built or re-faced in 1891. Small blocks of evenly-coursed dressed stone on chamfered stone plinth.  South chapel: C14. Roughly-coursed ragstone with chamfered plinth. Chancel: C14 or earlier core. Roughly coursed ragstone. Chamfered plinth. Roof: restored collared common rafters with scissor-braces and ashlar pieces to nave. C19 lean-to roofs to aisles.  ([NAME], B.O.E. Series, West Kent and [NAME], 1980). | Late C11 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431661 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34482 | East Farleigh Bridge |  | Other | Station Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573482 | 153538 | Structure | Road bridge. [NAME]. Roughly coursed ragstone with stone coping. Approached at an angle from the south- west, and slightly cambered towards centre. Water spanned by 4 pointed arches (2 to centre higher), each with doubly hollow-chamfered stone rib to each outer side and 2 plain- chamfered ribs to soffit. Arches alternate with full-height cutwaters on both sides of bridge. Blind, chamfered skew arch to angle between bridge and retaining wall of south approach road. South-west retaining wall about 43 metres long, increasing in height, to carry road across low ground before bridge. Low later arch with stone voussoirs spanning tow path on north bank. One of a series of medieval stone bridges across river Medway, and possibly one of the finest medieval bridges in the south of England. Scheduled Ancient Monument. | Probably C14 | Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431881 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34483 | Mounting Block |  | Other | Lower Road / Station Road Junction ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573460 | 153269 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Mounting block. Early C20 or earlier. Ragstone, roughly coursed. Free- standing, with 4 stone steps, set to west of drinking trough. | Early C20 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431658 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34484 | Church Hall |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573394 | 153285 | Civic | National school, now church hall. Mid C19 (by 1866), by [NAME]. Uncoursed ragstone with ashlar dressings and plain tile roof. Built at right-angles to road. Front gable end with short, slightly recessed wing to right. Further short wing towards rear, to long left side. 2 storeys, on chamfered stone plinth. 2 moulded stone string courses forming band between storeys to gable end, and one, lower, to right wing. Lower eaves to right wing. Stone-coped and kneelered gable with angled projections and fleur-de-lys finial. Similar gables to wings. Slightly projecting stone stack in angle with left wing. Tall window of 3 cusped lights with sexfoil and hoodmould. Ground-floor window of 3 stepped lights in moulded pointed- arched recess. First-floor window to wing of 3 stepped [NAME]-arched lights. Cusped lancet to ground-floor. Slightly recessed stone lean-to to left with boarded door. Taller doorway to right wing. Bell-cote to right gable end. Right return elevation of main range has four ground-floor windows similar to ground-floor window of gable end, alternating with buttresses, groups of lancets to first-floor, and central dormer. 2-storey turret to north-west, linked by cat-walk. Interior not inspected. Replaced a school by [NAME], built in 1846. ([NAME], B.O.E. Series, West Kent and the Weald,1980). | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431836 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34485 | School House |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573382 | 153283 | Dwelling house | Schoolmaster's house, now house. 1855 by [NAME]. Uncoursed ragstone with plain tile roof. 2 storeys. Slightly projecting corbelled first- floor gable end stacks with gault brick flues. Projecting 2-storey stone porch to right of centre with short stone chimney rising from gable. Swept eaves to porch. Irregular fenestration of three 2-light casements, that to porch within pointed-arched recess. Similar windows to ground-floor. Boarded door in chamfered pointed-arched stone architrave towards right side of porch. | 1855 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431842 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34486 | Adelaide Cottage |  | Building | 1-6 Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573144 | 153292 | Dwelling house | On a corner site. House, with house row added. House C14, with C16 and C17 additions and alterations. House row mid C19. House and wing timber framed, clad with weatherboarding. Addition with ragstone to ground floor, weatherboarded above. Plain tile roof. House row chequered red and grey brick to ground floor, weatherboarded above, with slate roof. House comprises 2 timber-framed bays, built at right-angles to road; that to left, nearest road, formerly part of open hall, that to right storeyed, with single aisle to present front of house. Later timber-framed rear wing to left with further addition projecting towards road from its gable end. House row at right-angles to right of wing gable end, fronting lane. House 1½ storeys, wing 2 storeys, addition 2 storeys and garret, house row 2 storeys. Steeply pitched gabled roof to house. Half-hipped roof to addition, with right end jettied at eaves level. House row gabled. Gable end stack with stone base. to left of house. Projecting brick stack to gable end of addition. Gable end stack and 2 ridge stacks to house row. Hipped dormer to house, and 2 small ground-floor casements. 4-light diamond mullion window to rear. Horizontally-sliding first-floor sash to wing, with 3-light casement below. One 2-light casement towards left end of addition, and irregular fenestration of 4 casements to house row. Boarded door to left end of house, beneath stack to No. 6. Boarded door with flat bracketed hood to left end of addition, to No. 5. Boarded and panelled doors to house row, to [NAME]. 1-4. Interior of No. 6: exposed framing. Aisle ties to both bays. Arcade braces to left bay. Tie-beam trenched for passing braces. Re-used post with lap-joint matrix. [NAME]-and-daub end-of- hall partition. Sooted collared common rafters. C16 or C17 staircase with triangular wooden treads. Stone fireplace. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431844 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34487 | Little Adelaide Farmhouse |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573140 | 153341 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, formerly public house, now house. Early-to-mid C17. Timber framed, with painted brick infilling. Plain tile roof. Lobby entry plan of stack bay with right end bay; bay or bays to left of stack missing. 2 storeys and garret on part ragstone, part brick plinth. Broadly spaced studding of thin scantling. Roof formerly half-hipped to right. Brick ridge stack to left end. Irregular fenestration of one 2-light casement to right on each floor. C20 door in left gable end. Blocked door beneath stack. Later rear lean-to. C19 two-storey addition to right with one first- floor sash, re-clad in late C20 with tile-hanging and weatherboarding. Interior: exposed framing. Tooled stone fireplace with 4-centred arched moulded head. Right gable end of garret retains 6-light diamond wood mullion window and half hip, within later roof. Clasped purlin roof. | Early-to-mid C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431848 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34488 | The Old Vicarage |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573082 | 153315 | Dwelling house | Vicarage, now house. Later C17, with early-to-mid C18 additions to left and right. C17 section timber framed, gable end clad with galleted stone on ground floor, and white brick above. Left addition red and grey brick in Flemish bond to ground floor, with white brick above. Plain tile roofs. Right addition [NAME] brick in Flemish bond, with slate roof. C17 section of 4 timber-framed bays built at right-angles to road. Late [NAME] or early C19 addition at right-angles to left of front gable end with further addition to left end. Addition of c.1830 at right-angles to right towards rear of C17 section. C17 section 2 storeys and garret, on stone plinth, rest 2 storeys. Flat eaves soffits to right addition. Half-hipped roof to C17 section, hipped roof to right addition. Multiple brick ridge stack in left slope of roof, in third timber-framed bay from front. Further stacks to junction with left section, and to left gable end and central corniced stack to right addition. Irregular fenestration of 5 windows; one 4-light casement to left section, and one similar window with top-lights to first floor of C17 section; two recessed 12-pane sashes with splayed ribbed brick voussoirs and blind central window to right addition. 15-pane sashes to ground floor of right addition, which has 2-bay right return elevation. Half-glazed door in [NAME] architrave to gable end of C17 section. Interior: some exposed framing. Staggered butt purlin roof to C17 section. C19 staircase with straight balusters and wreathed handrail. Said to have been occupied by [NAME] [vicar 1832-1840). | Later C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431849 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34489 | Thatchers |  | Building | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 572977 | 153374 | Dwelling house | House, formerly 2 cottages, now house. Early C16 or earlier. Timber framed with rendered infilling. Thatched roof. Open hall of 2 timber- framed bays, with storeyed end bays. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Broadly-spaced studding of thin scantling. Arch braces. Higher midrail to left hall bay. Hipped roof. Multiple brick right stack to left hall bay and projecting brick gable end stack to right, on stone plinth. Irregular fenestration of three C20 wooden oriel windows. French doors to left end of right end bay and blocked door under stack. Interior: exposed framing. 3 fireplaces (2 ground floor, one first floor) with tooled, chamfered stone jambs. Collared common rafter roof. Lath and daub end-of-hall partitions in roof. | Early C16 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber | Thatch | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431868 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34490 | [NAME] |  | Building | Lower Road,Kettle Corner,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | Kettle Corner | East Farleigh | TQ | 572488 | 153442 | Dwelling house | House. Late [NAME] or early C17, with early C18 addition, mid-to-late C18 front range, rear and C19 additions. Front range: channelled render. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys, attic and cellar on brick plinth. Central bay breaks forward very slightly, with moulded imposts flanking first- floor windows and raised bases above plinth suggesting [NAME] pilasters. Shallow moulded stuccoed plat band between ground and first-floor windows, interrupted by central bay, and above first-floor windows, carried across central bay. Plain stone-coped parapet with raised panel to central bay. Hipped roof. Rear stacks to left and right. 3 hipped and corniced dormers. Regular 5-window front of recessed 12-pane sashes. Raised panel over central ground-floor window. Later bow window with blind box to left gable end. No doorway. Late [NAME] or early C17 timber-framed rear wing to right with doorway in long right side. Short early C18 single-storey galleted stone addition to right side of wing, in angle with main range, with thick glazing bars to rear sash window, and with gable end stack to right. Rear range to left of circa 1890. Interior: only partly inspected. Ovolo-moulded beams and hollow-chamfered joists to rear ground-floor room. Stairs beside right stack. Early C18 niche behind later C18 panelling to short right addtion. 2 panelled and corniced rooms to front range, each with fireplace. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 431876 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34491 | Gallants Manor |  | Building | [NAME] ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 572903 | 152777 | Dwelling house | Manor house, now farmhouse. C14, with C16 addition and C17 and late C18 or early C19 alterations. Roughly coursed galleted ragstone to main range and to ground floor of left cross-wing. First floor of left cross-wing tile-hung. [NAME] wing has stone rubble ground floor and exposed framing with rendered infilling to first floor. Addition to right end of main range in small blocks of roughly coursed stone. Plain tile roofs. C14 main range of one large room, probably a hall. Roof of main range, incorporating cross-wing, three- quarters hipped to right and hipped to left, hips returning. Exposed framing to first floor of C16 wing. 2 heavy-scantling C17 axial beams with jewelled chamfer stops to ground floor of "hall". | 14th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 174457 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34492 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],Dean Street,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | Dean Street | East Farleigh | TQ | 574485 | 153125 | Dwelling house | House. C17. Timber framed. Ground floor red brick in Flemish bond, first floor weatherboarded. Plain tile roof. [NAME] entry plan of 2 timber- framed bays and central stack bay. 2 tall storeys and garret. Base of exposed principal post to left of stack. Half-hipped roof with both half hips jettied. Multiple central brick ridge stack. Irregular fenestration of 3 casements, set well below eaves; two 2-light with top lights and central single-light. Central panelled door. Short lower rear return wings to right and centre, in same materials. Plain 2-storey stone coach- house adjoining rear wing to left. Interior: exposed framing. Tooled stone fireplace. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 174451 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34493 | [NAME] | [NAME] | Building | [NAME],Dean Street,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | Dean Street | East Farleigh | TQ | 574671 | 153344 | Farm | C18 restored. 2 parallel ranges. Ground floor of Kentish ragstone. 1st floor weatherboarded. Tiled roofs. 3 yellow brick oasts, 2 with circular bases and conical tops, 1 with square base and pyramidal top. Tiled roofs with fantails. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  | Boundary wall/flood walls of rubble and semi-coursed squared ragstone also contribute to the character. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34494 | Former East Farleigh Waterworks |  | Building | [NAME] ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | Barming | TQ | 573455 | 153562 | Industrial | Waterworks, now coachworks and joinery. 1860, by [NAME], in an Egyptian style. [NAME] brick in English bond. Rectangular. 2 storeys. Coursed stone plinth towards river to south. Battered clasping buttress to each corner, and 2 set close together towards centre of each long side, all running into deep brick plat band under eaves. Rendered coved cornice with deep roll to base and chamfer to top. Low rendered parapet. Truncated projecting brick stack, formerly tall and tapering, filling most of east gable end, with cornice carried round it and bearing the initial "P". Irregular fenestration to south of one small first-floor casement almost filling the narrow central bay and one broad 10- pane window with thin glazing bars to each outer bay of ground floor, all with rendered architraves and deep rendered coved and splayed cornices. 2 inserted 3-light wooden casements. Similar first-floor window to north. First-floor door to left gable end. Single-storey section in a similar style adjoining north-west corner. 2 doorways with rendered coved and splayed cornices flanking base of stack to east. Interior not inspected. (J.S. Curl, The Egyptian Revival, 1982). | 1860 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  | Boundary wall/flood wall to south of semi-coursed squared ragstone also contributes to the character. | IoE 174430 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34495 | Oast 30 metres north of Beckets Place |  | Building | [NAME] ,Barming,MAIDSTONE | Barming | Barming | TQ | 573215 | 153710 | Farm | [NAME] house. Late [NAME] or early C19. Kilns roughly-coursed ragstone. Stone rear wall to stowage; exposed posts to front with building-block infilling. Plain tile roofs. Low rectangular stowage of 7 short "bays", with 2 circular kilns to north end. Dentilled red and grey brick eaves cornice to kilns. Low eaves to stowage, and hipped roof to south end. Conical roofs to kilns. 2 hipped dormers to stowage, each with a 4-paned light. Loading door with rendered sides, rising from eaves, and with hipped roof over. One small rectangular brick-dressed opening to north side of each kiln. Interior: only partly inspected. Bevelled cross-beams with short straight braces, to stowage. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 174437 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34496 | [NAME] and churchyard walls |  | Other | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573448 | 153269 | Wall/archway/gateway | Lych gate of dressed coursed  ragstone with plain tile hipped roof with gablets.  [NAME] walls of coursed squared ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34497 | Boundary/retaining walls east side of Station Road |  | Other | Station Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573468 | 153394 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary / retaining walls forming the east margin of Station Road.  Walls 1-1.5m high approximately of rubble and semi-coursed squared ragstone. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34498 | Boundary/retaining walls south side of Lower Road |  | Other | Lower Road ,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | East Farleigh | East Farleigh | TQ | 573512 | 153280 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary / retaining walls forming the south margin of Lower Road.  Walls 1-1.5m high approximately of coursed and semi-coursed squared ragstone. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34499 | 1-4 Forge Row |  | Building | [NAME],Dean Street,East Farleigh,MAIDSTONE | Dean Street | East Farleigh | TQ | 574544 | 153123 | Dwelling house | Four two-storey cottages of uncoursed and semi-coursed rubble ragstone with brick dressings.  [NAME] peg tiled roofs. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34500 | Smeeth |  | Village | ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607225 | 139614 |  | Smeeth is a small village lying some 7km east of Ashford. It has a number of historic farms and houses, and the Church of St Mary dates from Norman times.  The name Smeeth is derived from the Anglo-Saxon 'smaet' meaning a smith.    The village had close ties with the [NAME] family, who had a manor house between Smeeth and Sellindge.   This was, however, lost in the seventeenth century.   A notable family member was [NAME], later founder of Balliol College, Oxford. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Ashford BC Planning Information Online Map. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34501 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607225 | 139614 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C11 and extended C13, restored with rebuilt west tower and vestry 1881 Ragstone with plain tiled roof; timbered porch. Chancel with north chapel and south vestry, nave with north aisle, west tower and south porch. Single stage tower, the lower stage at least C11. Three bay north arcade c.1200; roof of 3 tall octagonal crown posts. (See B.O.E. Kent II, 464-5; see also Church Guide). | 11th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181695 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34502 | Smeeth Hill House |  | Building | Hythe Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607369 | 139484 | Dwelling house | House. C16 and early C20. Red brick and yellow stocks on ragstone with plain tiled roof, with red brick and rendered rear wing. Two parallel ranges. Entrance front (early C20) of 2 storeys with hipped roof and triple, rendered stack sets to left and to right. Irregular fenestration of 2 glazing bar sashes, round headed stair light and oriel on 1st floor, and large mullioned and transomed window with plank and stud door to left in four centred arched doorway in gabled porch. Projecting wing to right in late Cl9 vernacular revival style, 2 storeys, brick with rendered upper floor and hipped tiled roof, with large mullioned and transomed windows on both floors. Left return of main elevation with parapet to return hipped roof, with 2 hipped dormers.2 paired sashes on 1st floor and French windows on ground floor. Rear elevation of red brick to hipped roof with gablets, with 5 glazing bar sashes on 1st floor and 2 bays on ground floor. The C16 building was orientated to this elevation; the triple stacks are reported to be moulded below the line of the e.C20 entrance front. The home of the [NAME] family, intermarried with the Scotts of Scotts's Hall, both of whose Arms feature in panelling etc. in Smeeth Church. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181709 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34503 | Evegate Manor |  | Building | Station Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 606822 | 138975 | Dwelling house | Originally a manor house, later farmhouse, now house. Remains of early C14 open hall and service end with contemporary south western crosswing. Early C16 south western wing first floor and roof and early C16 north eastern wall which is now internal. Northern range extensively refurbished in early C17 and south eastern range added in C18. Circa 1965 refenestration. Mainly Kentish ragstone rubble with red brick dressings but crosswing part timberframed and first floor of part of west side red brick and tile hung. Plain tiled roofs with brick chimneystacks. Two storeys on plinth with a very steeply pitched hipped roof.  Two massive stone clasping offset buttresses to north west corner. The eastern wall to the C14 wing has stone rubble to the ground floor and a mixture of brick and tile-hanging to the first floor.  The south front is C18 of stone rubble with some galleting, hipped roof and off central brick chimneystack. The east side is also of stone rubble with some galleting. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181726 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34504 | Church House |  | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607233 | 139527 | Dwelling house | House. 1801 with C18 or earlier rear wing. Rendered with slate roof, with painted brick and tile hung rear wing with plain tiled roof. Main block: 2 storeys on plinth (with some rubble to base), with rusticated ground floor and plat band. Wide eaved hipped roof with stacks to rear. Regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes on 1st floor, and tripartite sashes on ground floor in 2 projecting early C20 bays. Central door of 6 raised and fielded panels with semi-circular fanlight and with moulded steps to fine trellised porch with intricate chinoiserie detailing and tented leaden roof. Rear wing at right angles, of 2 storeys with hipped roof, with leaded wooden casements and glazing bar sash, and catslide outshot to rear. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181701 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34505 | Boundary and garden walls to N and W of Church House with gateway |  | Other | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607224 | 139551 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18 and circa 1801. Red brick and ragstone. The boundary wall on the west (roadside) is of ragstone with brick upper section buttressed, about 8 feet high and 30 yards long. Turned in at north end to gateway, with capped piers and diagonally boarded pedestrian door to right. To north and returned east is a ragstone wall, about 5 feet high and 50 yards long. Secondary wall returned east from southern gate piers, of red brick with second gateway to garden, with capped piers and ramped up to east about 12 feet high just before joining the rear wing of Church House. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181702 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34506 | Church Cottages |  | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607252 | 139565 | Dwelling house | House, sometime cottage pair. C16, clad C18. Timber framed and clad with red brick on ragstone, tile hung on 1st floor, with plain tiled roof. Three framed bay and fire bay lobby entry plan, probably a hall house in origin. Two storeys on plinth with hipped roof with gablets and stacks to centre left and projecting at end left and at end right. Two 3 light and central 2 light wooden casements on each floor. Boarded doors to centre right and to centre left with flat hood on brackets. Catslide outshot to rear. Interior: full frame visible. Strap-hinge C18 doors. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181700 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34507 | Meadows and Lower Meadows | The Rectory | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607301 | 139630 | Dwelling house | House pair, C18, extended early Cl9. Ragstone painted, with brick dressings, and plain tiled roof, extended with painted brick and slate roof. Lower Meadows the C18 portion to left, of 2 storeys with brick dentil eaves cornice to roof hipped to left with stack to centre. Four glazing bar sashes on 1st floor with half-sized upper leaves, and 2 tripartite glazing bar sashes with segmental heads on ground floor, with blocked opening to left and panelled door to right, the top panel glazed, with segmental head. Rear elevation with 4 glazing bar sashes on 1st floor, 2 on ground floor and glazed central door. Meadows, an early C19 extension to right, of 2, higher storeys, with modillion eaves to double span roof with stacks to end left and to end right. Regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes on 1st floor and tripartite glazing bar sash to left, and single glazing bar sash to right on ground floor. Central door of 6 panels in moulded architrave with semi-circular fanlight, recessed within pilastered surround. Tall semi-circular headed stair window to right return, and bay windows to rear with tripartite glazing bar sashes. Interior: (of Meadows) dog-leg stair with ramped rail and stick balusters; extensive cellars run under both wings, with blocked, vaulted passage to adjacent church. The older wing reported to have earlier timber framed core, reclad by 1789. Formerly the Rectory. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181694 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34508 | Church Farmhouse |  | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607212 | 139681 | Dwelling house | House. C16, clad C18. Timber framed and clad with ragstone and red brick with tile hanging and plain tiled roof. Two storeys with hipped roof with gablet and moulded and rendered stacks projecting to end left and at rear end right. Two 3 light wooden casements and 2 light casement to right on 1st floor, and segmentally headed 2 light and 3 light wooden casement on ground floor, with half-glazed door to centre left in moulded surround. Catslide outshot to rear. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181703 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34509 | [NAME] and courtyard walls 25m N of Church Farmhouse |  | Building | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607225 | 139696 | Farm | [NAME] and courtyard walls, C18 or earlier. Timber framed and clad with ragstone weather boarding to front elevation and with plain tiled roof. Hipped roof with central gabled midstrey. Three bay interior, with aisles and terminal outshots. Ragstone walls, about 4 feet high and about 25 yards in length connect the barn to Church Farmhouse to the south. Included for group value. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181704 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34510 | Ridgeway Cottages |  | Building | 1, 2 & 3 The Ridgeway,Ridgway,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607191 | 140050 | Dwelling house | Cottage row. C18. Painted brick and ragstone with plain tiled roof. Two storeys on large plinth with hipped roof and stacks to end left, to centre and at end right. Five wooden casements on 1st floor and 4 on ground floor. Three boarded doors. Catslide outshot to rear. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181719 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34511 | Outbuilding about 15 metres east of Ivydene |  | Building | The Ridgeway,Ridgway,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607183 | 140052 | Farm | Outbuilding, probably stable/carthouse and granary. C18. Ragstone and timber framed, with weather boarding. Plain tiled roof. Two storeys with half-hipped roof, with double carriage doors to ground floor. Wooden casements on each floor to return elevations, and loft door to rear right with external stairs. The rear portion only is of ragstone. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181721 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34512 | 1 & 2 Bedford Villas |  | Building | Church Road,Ridgway,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607700 | 140143 | Dwelling house | Semi-detached pair of two-storey houses with steeply-pitched  gabled roofs covered with [NAME] peg tiles.  Uncoursed  rubble ragstone with dressings of orange-red brick.  Casement windows and brick and timber front porch.  Boundary and garden retaining walls of uncoursed ragstone rubble with brick cappings and piers add to the character. | Probably late C19. |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34513 | Smeeth Community Primary School and adjoining former Headtaecher's House |  | Building | Church Road,Ridgway,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607676 | 140125 | Civic | School and adjoining two-storey house (now the school office) with gabled roofs covered with [NAME] peg tiles.  Both of uncoursed rubble ragstone with dressings of orange-red brick.  Sash windows.  Boundary retaining wall on Church Road of uncoursed ragstone rubble with brick cappings adds to the character. | Probably late C19. |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34514 | Churchyard boundary walls of St Mary's Church |  | Other | Church Road ,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Smeeth | Smeeth | TR | 607197 | 139612 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard boundary walls of ragstone.  Church Road frontage in uncoursed rubble, much obscured by ivy.  North boundary formed from high-quality coursed squared blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | QUARTZITE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34515 | Hughes Cottages |  | Building | Plain Road,Brabourne Lees,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Brabourne Lees | Smeeth | TR | 608047 | 140244 | Dwelling house | Row of 4 two-storey cottages with hipped tiled roof.  Uncoursed and semi-coursed rubble ragstone with orange-red brick dressings. Casement windows.  Flank walls of ragstone and rear walls of brick recently rebuilt or extended. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34516 | Bridge House |  | Building | Bridge Road,Brabourne Lees,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Brabourne Lees | Smeeth | TR | 607939 | 140324 | Dwelling house | Two-storey cottage of coursed squared ragstone blocks with orange-red brick dressings.  Slate roof.  Sash windows. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34517 | The Blue Anchor |  | Building | Bridge Road,Brabourne Lees,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Brabourne Lees | Smeeth | TR | 607945 | 140339 | Retail/commercial | Two storey public house of coursed squared ragstone with painted brick dressings under a slate roof.  Sash windows.  Single-storey additions of painted brick and weatherboarding, one with a tiled roof. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34518 | Bridge Cottage |  | Building | Bridge Road,Brabourne Lees,Smeeth,ASHFORD | Brabourne Lees | Smeeth | TR | 607951 | 140354 | Dwelling house | Two-storey cottage of coursed squared ragstone blocks with orange-red brick dressings.  Concrete interlocking tiled roof.  Sash windows. | -9999 |  | Stone | Other | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34520 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576208 | 130509 |  | [NAME] comprises 3 distinct centres, and reflects historic wealth derived from the woollen and iron industries.  It was a centre of ironmaking using locally-dug ore and timber from pre-Roman times till the nineteenth century. Buildings are of a variety of materials and forms.  The older part is The Moor, where the Church of St Laurence is believed to date from [NAME] times. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Conservation Areas Appraisal  Hawkhurst : The Moor, Highgate and All Saints Church, [NAME] (Sawyers Green)  [NAME].  Site inspection. |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34521 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | Rye Road ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576208 | 130509 | Place of Worship | 1861, by Sir [NAME] for Rev H E and Miss C Jennings. Sand- stone with plain tiled roof and shingled spire. chancel, nave with aisles, south-eastern tower and north porch. Exterior of uniform execution with plinth, string course, offset corner buttresses and corbel table to parapet-gabled roofs with cross finials. Paired cusped lancets with trefoils under single hood throughout, with wheel window in western gable, and west window set in blind arcading. Blind arcading also to chancel north wall. Tower of 3 stages with off- set corner buttresses, lancette stair lights and recessed lancet belfry openings with roundels over and corbel table to broach spire. Gabled north porch with arcaded side walls (integral benches within) and moulded outer and inner doorways with attached shafts and hoods and florid stiff-leaf decoration, the inner door with good quality scrolled C-strap hinges. Interior: faced with sandstone ashlar, with 4 bay arcades, the round piers with French influenced crockets and with keel-moulded arches, with corbelled colonettes to responds. Open trussed rafter roof. Roll and keel moulded chancel arch on corbels, and simple hood moulded arches from south aisle and chancel to tower chapel. Sanctuary with blind arcading with marble shafts and string course, windows with attached shafts. Fittings: brass foliage bracketed altar rail and scrolled carved bench ends in chancel. Brass lectern and enriched brass rail to stone pulpit with dogtooth and water leaf enrichment and relief panels of Apostles. Columned stem. Fluted stem and bowl font with inscription and Holy Dove. All fittings by Scott. [NAME] in chancel by [NAME] and Bell, 1861. See [NAME], [NAME], I, 1980, 316; see also [NAME] of [NAME], [NAME], 1984, 64. | 1861 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169772 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34522 | Church of St Laurence |  | Building | The Moor,The Moor,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | The Moor | [NAME] | TQ | 575596 | 129449 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C14 and mid C15, restored and extended 1849 by R C [NAME], 1853-9 by [NAME], and 1955-7. Squared sandstone with plain tiled roofs. Chancel with chapels, eastern sacristy, nave with aisles and north and south porches and western tower. Two stage tower with offset angle buttresses, string course and corbel table to battlements, and with south-eastern stair turret. South aisle rebuilt C19, with plinth, offset buttresses.  North chapel with earlier rubble walling to base.  (see [NAME], I, 1980, 315-6). | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169714 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34523 | Henshill and courtyard buildings and walls attached to rear. |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575468 | 130149 | Dwelling house | House. Early C19. Sandstone blocks, with slate roof, with rear walls and out- buildings of red brick. Two storeys and attic on plinth with plat band and moulded cornice parapet to hipped roof with projecting and offset stone stacks to end left and end right with rendered flues. Regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes on first floor and 2 on ground floor, all with cambered heads. Central door of 3 moulded panels with traceried semi-circular fanlight in Doric porch with 4 moulded steps. Dormers to rear elevation. Attached to rear a courtyard with stone and red brick walls about 8 feet high, and coach house/outbuildings of 2 storeys, with irregular casement windows and boarded doors. C20 conservatory under construction of rear left return of main house. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169678 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34524 | Dragons |  | Building | [NAME],The Moor,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | The Moor | [NAME] | TQ | 575777 | 129780 | Dwelling house | Gate lodge (to Hall Place). Mid C19. Red brick with diapered blue headers, with ashlar and ashlar dressings elsewhere, and with timber framed upper floor with plaster infill. Plain tiled roofs. 'Old English' style with irregular plan. Two storey range of 1 room depth, with 2 storeys jettied over roadside and barge- boarded gable on brackets. Mullioned and transomed oriel on first floor, and traceried Perpendicular style stone window on ground floor. Right return (entrance front) with mullioned and transomed oriel taken up as semi-dormer with finialed bargeboarded gable, and with traceried panelled 4-centred arched door and moulded doorway with sidelight in stone surround. [NAME] wing to rear right with kneelered parapet gable and with stone surrounds to narrow light. The roadside elevation (to left) continues with single storey ashlar range, with long 13-light mullioned window, and kneelered parapet gabled semi dormer at end left, with wooden casements. Left return elevation with cross-looped lights, and four centred arched doorway. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169737 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34525 | Stream Hill Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Hawkhurst,TONBRIDGE | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576937 | 128955 | Dwelling house | C17 or earlier. Timber framed and clad with sandstone on ground floor and tile hanging to first floor, with plain tiled roof. Two storeys, with hipped roof, with gablet and double pitch to left and with stack to centre right. Two 2-light wooden casements and small central casement on first floor and two 3-light casements on ground floor with boarded door to centre right in gabled timbered porch, with clockface in gable. Extension to right of stone and red brick, C19 and C20, with half-hipped roof. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169793 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34526 | Tollgate |  | Building | [NAME],Cockshot,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575944 | 130093 | Dwelling house | Tollgate. Mid C19. Sandstone with plain tiled roof. Simple rectangular plan, single storey and attic to roadside, 2 storeys to rear. Roadside with plinth and shaped kneelered parapet gable, with concave and convex curved outline and cross- shaped pinnacle. Central stack with star-plan moulded stack. Single narrow attic light and mullioned stone canted bay on ground floor. Boarded door in right return in porch with smaller shaped gable, with loop-cross in end wall, and shouldered door opening to roadside. Boarded door to rear right on ground floor, and stone mullioned windows to return and rear elevations. The house stands on a high embankment, part of the engineering works of the associated turnpike road (now the 4229). | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169680 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34527 | Stone Rock | Geering & Collyer Estate Agents | Building | High Street ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575968 | 130552 | Retail/commercial | House. Early C19, extended mid C19. Ashlar, with slate roof. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys and basement, with plinth and plat band to hipped roof with overhanging eaves and stack to centre right. Three glazing bar sashes on first floor and 2 on ground floor, all with raised stone surrounds, and 2 to basement. Original canted multi-pane bay window to left with stone base with door of 2 panels and semi-circular fanlight at end left, with flight of 4 steps, and blocked doorway to centre left. Rear wing of 2 storeys and garret, with bargeboarded gable, the plat band carried across. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169709 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34528 | The Little Manor, wall and water pump attached |  | Building | High Street ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 575712 | 130631 | Dwelling house | Stable outhouses now house. Mid C19, altered mid C20. Sandstone blocks with plain tiled roof. Two storeys on plinth with shallow plat band and roof with kneelered parapet gables and stacks to rear left and projecting at end right. Segmentally headed sashes to left and right on first floor, with small casement and centre left 3 arched light mullioned window, also segmentally headed. Three segmentally headed sashes (all with vertical glazing bars) on ground floor, and 2 narrow lights to right in blocked segmentally headed openings. Rib and stud door to centre left with flat hood on rounded projecting wall piers. Projecting from centre left a red brick pier, capped and with cast iron lamp stand. Attached to the wall on a wooden post a cast iron hand-pump, with domed head, water spout and curved handle. The building was formerly part of the service wing to Theobalds, a C17 house much altered C19 and demolished 1961, home from 1902-23 to a locally noted architect and benefactor [NAME]. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169707 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34529 | 1 Queens Mews | Galimorph | Building | Rye Road ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576234 | 130562 | Retail/commercial | Stable block, now shop. C18. Sandstone blocks with slate roof. Single storey range with hipped roof and central pediment with roundel. Central glazed door flanked by round-headed multi-pane windows, with 2 similar windows to left return. Light scantling clasped purlin roof. Included for group value. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169753 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34530 | 2-7 Queens Mews |  | Building | Rye Road ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576238 | 130595 | Dwelling house | Terrace of 2-storey houses of semi-coursed rubble sandstone under a slate roof, possibly converted from stable block.  No 2 has tile-hanging at first floor. Nos 2 and 3 have bow windows at ground floor.  Nos 6 and 7 have dormers at first floor with wide arched windows beneath.  Boundary walls of uncoursed rubble sandstone withbrick cappings and piers add to the character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34531 | Churchyard wall to All Saints Church |  | Other | Rye Road ,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 576212 | 130540 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard walls of coursed sandstone blocks with dressed sandstone cappings and piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34532 | Churchyard wall to church of St Laurence |  | Other | The Moor,The Moor,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | The Moor | [NAME] | TQ | 575588 | 129492 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard walls of coursed sandstone blocks with dressed sandstone cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34533 | Stables, walled gardens and outhouses adjoining Collingwood House to the south and west |  | Other | [NAME],The Moor,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | The Moor | [NAME] | TQ | 575687 | 129320 | Wall/archway/gateway | Stable block, now annexe to Bedgebury Lower School. C18. Red brick, the rear elevation in red and blue brick in band on santstone base with slate roof. Two storeys with parapet to hipped roof. Loft storey with 4 half-sized casements and blank recessed window spaces to left and to right, with C20 inserted single light to left. Four glazing bar sashes on ground floor, and boarded door to right and half-glazed door to left with sidelights, both doors with rectangular fanlights. Central carriage entrance with double carriage doors and lunette over, all in gauged semi-circular headed surround. Adjoining to the south a lean-to outhouse, 2 storeys, red and blue brick with slate roof. Two glazing bar sashes on first floor, and boarded door to right on ground floor with 2 segmentally arched open- ings to left, presumably kennels. A series of outhouses links the stable (and though later accretions, the main house) to the walled gardens, the outer court with glass house on arcaded brick base, the walls about 10 feet high of red and blue brick with sandstone wall along roadside projecting southwards from stable rear elevation about 60 yards. Inner court with walls about 10 feet high, in part buttressed, with coping, ramped at corners, and with irregular openings, enclosing an area about 20 yards by 50 yards. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169666 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34534 | Great Pit Hall | Great Pix hall | Building | High Street,High Street,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | High Street | [NAME] | TQ | 574821 | 130685 | Dwelling house | House. C15 or earlier, altered and extended mid to late C16, refenestrated mid C19. Timber framed and tile hung, with some exposed red brick and sandstone base. Plain tiled roofs. Hall house with added rear wing. Two storeyed main range with roof hipped to left with large projecting and offset stack in irregular bond brickwork to end left with rendered flues, and rendered and moulded stack cluster at end right. Three large casements on first floor and 2 reaching to ground level on ground floor, with casement to centre, and door of 6 raised and fielded panels to centre right with moulded surround and flat hood on paired modillions. Left return: 2 storyes, stack to centre left, with 3 wooden case- ments each floor, boarded and glazed doors and outshot. Present main entry by boarded door in catslide rear of this wing. Interior: front range with soot blackened roof with inserted clasped purlins. The first floor joists are double- wave moulded, reset at different heights with the main beams, some used as wall plates, others reset elsewhere. Reset four centred arched doorway. End right stack set within double-framed bay, with moulded inglenook bressummer, the whole indicating much alteration C16 and a little later. Rear wing with jowled Queen- post roof with wind bracing and with stop-chamfered beams throughout. Inglenook with short post to spine beam bearing carved shield. Lozenge-set mullioned windows within house and, in the re-entrant angle of the 2 wings on the first floor, a C16 moulded oriel, the corner pieces and sidelights with moulded mullions and transoms survive, the main window replaced C19. | 1th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169695 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34535 | Iddenden |  | Building | High Street,High Street,Hawkhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | High Street | [NAME] | TQ | 574874 | 130630 | Dwelling house | House. C15 and clad C17-C18, with C20 extensions to rear. Timber framed and clad with painted brick on sandstone base,with some exposed late studding to rear with rendered infill. Plain tiled roof. End jettied hall house in origin. Two storeys with hipped roof and gablet, and stack to centre right. Two-light, 4-light and 3-light leaded casements on each floor and all at decreasing heights from left to right. Boarded door to centre left in gabled porch. Catslide out- shot to rear, and glazed pentice to C20 wing in matching materials and scale. Interior: soot blackened crown post roof, the principal crown post now truncated and to the end left of the present house, the bay or bays beyond now missing. Arched braced and double chamfered cambered tie beam of large scantling. The end right bay represents the parlour end of the hall house, originally end jettied on internal evidence, with the lapped board panelling and dern-headed parlour door surviving, with moulded and brattished dais beam and mortice for a short project- ing length of this beam and wall to screen off the parlour door. Finely moulded beams throughout, the double wave chamfer being raised with a fillet to the run- out. Staggered, small canted C17 fireplaces. Much lathe and plaster internal walling survives. | C15 | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169701 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34540 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME] |  | [NAME] | TR | 628618 | 144221 |  | [NAME] is an historic village in the Dour valley on the chalk outcrop 4km to the north-west of Dover.  The village dates back to the C8 or earlier.  The manor was granted to the Knights Templar in 1163, and the parish church was built circa 1170.  The coming of the railway in 1861 led to an expansion in housing.  The buildings are primarily of brick or flint with brick dressings,under slate or plain tiled roofs.  A number of houses have a front elevation of a brownish brick with one or more flank or rear walls of flint with brick dressings. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Parish website  templeewellpc.net |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34541 | Church of St Peter and [NAME] |  | Building | Church Hill ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628618 | 144221 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C12 and extended C13. C15 tower restored 1874 by Talbot Bury for £2,254. Flint and rubble with plain tiled roof, chancel and north chapel, nave and north aisle, western tower, south east vestry and north porch. Two stage tower. Tower with plinth, string course and cornice with spirelet and weather cock. Double hollow moulded west doorway and trecusped lancet windows. North porch rebuilt 1874 but retains C14 hollow and roll moulded doorway, with C12 north doorway with billet outer mould with roll mould and scalloped shafts. Separate entry from porch to north chapel, since 1984 separately roofed from chancel. C19 fenestration except for 1 C12 lancet in the nave. 1 C13 lancet in the chancel and 1 C15 double window in nave. Vestry connected to chancel by flying buttress cum chimney. Interior: heavily restored simple chamfered arches on abaci to north aisle, chancel and north chapel. Hollow chamfered C15 tower arch,the inner jamb restored C19, with 6 steps up to west door, and small door high up in nave gable. Fittings all C19, the piscina and sedile apparently reproducing original mouldings. Stone coffin lid now in the north porch c.1300 with a templar cross in relief. Stained glass: 4 panels each in the chancel and the north chapel, Swiss C17 presented to the church 1852 by a Mr. [NAME]. Probably from Unterwalden, Switzerland. In the chancel representations of Pharoe's dream, [NAME] and his sons, [NAME] receiving his brothers and [NAME]'s release from prison, all dated 1663. North chapel glass probably German, dated 1608 to 1614, showing the Annunciation, The village of Rolfenbach with the [NAME] and child. Adoration of the Magi with the arms of the Swiss cantons, and the flight into Egypt, more fragments in the vestry. Crucifixion scene in east window by [NAME] (post WW II). (See [NAME], 473-4; see also church guide 1974 T.J Vardon). | 12th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 178520 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34542 | [NAME] Cottages |  | Building | 1-6 Alkham Road ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | River | TR | 628546 | 143696 | Dwelling house | Nos 1-5 are early Cl9. 2 storeys basement and attics, faced with flints with red brick quoins and window dressings. Old tiled roof with 5 hipped dormers an 3 chimneystacks. 5 sashes with cambered heads and glazing bars intact. Wooden cills. Brick stringcourse. Simple cambered doorcases. No 1 has a later wooden pedimented weatherhood. No 6 is a later Cl9 extension, also of 2 storeys flint-faced with a gable end having bargeboards and finial. Cambered casements. Some blanks on the. side elevation. The front elevation has a pedimented weatherhood with slate roof and bargeboards. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 177720 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34543 | The Gables, Kearsney Court |  | Building | [NAME] ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | [NAME] | TR | 628524 | 143838 | Dwelling house | 150m east of Kearsney Court is its former stables, built c.1900 and converted in the C20 to The Gables, a substantial two-storey ashlar and flint house with decorative timber-framed gable. | Early C20 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34544 | Ruin in grounds of [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | River | TR | 628650 | 143761 | Garden structure | Ornamental mock ruin created when the grounds of the house were laid out in the early C19 but containing some old stones, one dated 1609. It is built across the stream which feeds the lake and may have stood on the site of a mill. It contains 2 pointed window openings of chamfered stones which are probably [NAME]. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | NOT ENTERED |  |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 177776 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34545 | Wall and gatepiers to [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | River | TR | 628680 | 143787 | Wall/archway/gateway | Largely C19 but it incorporates fragments of [NAME] masonry. About 10 ft high of flint and yellow brick. Brick coping in places. Some of the upper courses are of reused masonry. There is a brick ogee arch set in a Tudor arch. 2 brick gatepiers with ball finials. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 177775 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34546 | Temple Farmhouse |  | Building | Singledge [NAME] ,Whitfield,[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628823 | 145447 | Dwelling house | House. C18 and early C19. Painted flint and brick with plain tiled roof two storeys and attic, the window dressings and quoins picked out originally in red brick, now all painted over. Stacks projecting at end left and at end right with 2 hipped dormers.Regular fenestration of 2 sashes and central, glazing bar sash on first floor, and 2 segmentally headed sashes on ground floor, with central half-glazed door (originally of 6 raised and fielded panels) in moulded and panelled surround with rectangular fanlight, pilaster doorcase and cornice all within mid C20 rendered concrete flat roofed porch, two storey wing to right with hipped roof and 1 wooden casement on each floor and stack to right, with 1 storey projecting wing with 1 wooden casement, boarded door, stack and loft door in end gable. The name of the house is taken from the site of a preceptory of the Knights Templar in the adjacent field. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 178524 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34547 | [NAME] |  | Building | 62 Lower Road ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | [NAME] | TR | 628749 | 143881 | Dwelling house | Pair of 2-storey semi-detached houses of coursed knapped flint with yellow brick buttresses, dressings and plat bands.  Shallow hipped slate roof largely hidden behind parapets.  Casement windows. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34548 | [NAME] and adjacent garden wall |  | Building | 60 Lower Road ,Kearsney,DOVER | Kearsney | [NAME] | TR | 628748 | 143907 | Dwelling house | Single-storey former stable block to rtear of Kearsney Abbey Villa, now dwelling.  [NAME] knapped flint with yellow brick dressings .  Shallow hipped slate roof partly hidden behind parapets.  [NAME] windows to rear and flank walls. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34549 | Sunnyside Cottage |  | Building | 28 Lower Road ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628723 | 144171 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottage pair of coursed 'as found' flint with red brick dressings under a hipped roof, part tiled part slate. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34550 |  |  | Building | 16 High Street ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628714 | 144326 | Dwelling house | Three-storey cottage with slate mansard roof with dormer.  Uncoursed flint with red brick dressings.  Part weatherboarded and part brick to flank elevations.  Sash windows. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34551 | Temple Ewell Baptist Church and boundary wall |  | Building | High Street ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628735 | 144368 | Place of Worship | Converted building with a two-storey section and a single-storey section, both under slate roofs.  Walls of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brick dressings. Boundary wall of flint adds to character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34552 | Old Mill Cottage |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628666 | 144302 | Dwelling house | Attached to former watermill, in two sections. The westerly part has a tiled mansard roof with gablet, part weatherboarded on the flank.  The easterly part has a bow window at ground floor. Walls of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brown brick dressings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34553 |  |  | Building | 24-30 Templar Road ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628610 | 144340 | Dwelling house | Row of 4 two-storey cottages under a slate hipped roof. Walls of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brown brick dressings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34554 | [NAME] |  | Building | Templar Road ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628621 | 144381 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottage of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brown brick dressings under a hipped tiled roof.  Casement windows. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34555 | Rear elevation and boundary walls |  | Building | 12 Brookside ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628616 | 144290 | Dwelling house | Two-storey end-of-terrace house of brown brick under a slate roof.  Rear wall of flint and stone rubble.  Boundary wall on Church Hill of uncoursed 'as-found' flint with brown brick capping and piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34556 | Churchyard walls of Church of St Peter and [NAME] |  | Other | Church Hill ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628587 | 144241 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard wall of coursed 'as-found' flint with red brick capping and gatepiers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34557 |  |  | Building | 9 and 11 High Street ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628732 | 144338 | Dwelling house | 2-storey cottage pair.  Front elevation of brown brick.  Flanks of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brick dressings. Hipped roof of slate. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34558 | 1-4 Limetree Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],DOVER | [NAME] | [NAME] | TR | 628641 | 144319 | Dwelling house | Row of 4 two-storey cottages under a slate hipped roof. Walls of uncoursed 'as found' flint with brown brick dressings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34560 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588228 | 149553 |  | [NAME] is a small historic farming settlement on the crest of the Greensand escarpment, clustered round the C16 Boughton Place.  Widespread use is made of the local ragstone in historic buildings. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The character of the village is defined, and dependent on, the use of stone |  |  | NHL, IoE, Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34561 | Church of St Nicholas |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588228 | 149553 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C13, C14 and C15, restored 1848-50 by [NAME], and 1905. Ragstone, with plain tile roofs. West tower, nave, south aisle, south porch, chancel with south chapel. West tower: C15. Three staqes on moulded plinth. Unbuttressed. Battlements above moulded string. Nave: projects slightly south of tower, with no plinth. South aisle: C14. No plinth. Gabled. South porch: moulded stone plinth. South chapel: C14. No plinth. Diagonal south-east buttress. Chancel: C14 or earlier, extended to east in 1848-50. No plinth. Moulded stone kneelers to moulded stone-coped parapet. South-east angle buttress and single buttress towards north.   [[NAME], B.O.E. Series, West Kent and the Weald 19801. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174235 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34562 | [NAME] |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588194 | 149629 | Dwelling house | Country house. 1520s, circa 1553 and circa 1586, with C19 and C20 alterations. Ragstone. North gable end and gable end turret red brick in English bond. Plain tile roof. Possibly fragment of courtyard house. C16 section with extension to south, probably of mid C16. North gable end late [NAME] or early C17. West elevation: 2 storeys, attics and cellar. Moulded stone plinth to left (north) section.   2-storey stone stair turret to rear of left end of right section, with moulded stone cornice band below eaves. Home of Wottons and birthplace of Sir [NAME]. [[NAME], West Kent and the Weald, 1980, Country Life 22nd and 29th April 1922). | 1520s | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34563 | The Cottage |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588218 | 149610 | Dwelling house | Cottage. C19 with C16 core. Stone, with red brick in header bond below eaves. Plain tile roof. Single storey and attic. Half-hipped roof. Red brick stack within left half-hip and brick ridge stack towards right. 3 hipped dormers. Irregular fenestration of 3 windows; one 3-light casement to left of centre, partly-blocked 4-light stone mullioned window with moulded hoodmould to right of centre and 2-light casement towards right end. Hollow-chamfered stone doorway to rear towards right end. Interior not inspected. Probably associated with Boughton Malherbe Place. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34564 | The Old Rectory |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588383 | 149413 | Dwelling house | Rectory, now house. Said to be C15. Alterations and additions of C16 and later. Timber framed, hung on both floors with fishscale tiles. Plain tile roof. Main range with cross-wing projecting forwards to right and truncated semi-circular turret in re-entrant angle. Cross-wing to left, facade of first floor flush with that of main range. Rectangular stair turret added to front at iunction of main range and left wing. C19 addition to left end, projecting forwards. 2 storeys and attics. Apparent continuous jetty on solid brackets to main range and (visible internally) with close-studding above to left cross-wing. Ground floor of C19 left addition partly open, first floor carried on painted posts. Steeply pitched roof to C19 addition, with moulded bargeboards. Moulded bargeboards to (lower) left cross-wing. Horizontal tile-hung link between the two roofs. Pyramidal roof to stair turret with decorative iron finial. Roof of right wing hipped to front. Small ridge stack to junction of main range and left cross-wing. Brick stack to rear. and another to right side of right wing. Hipped dormers, to main range and right wing. Irregular fenestration of 5 windows; one 3-light casement with top lights to C19 addition, deep 6-light mullioned and transomed window to stair turret, two 12-pane sashes to main range, and tripartite sash to right wing. Half-glazed double doors in painted wooden porch with leaded roof, moulded gable and [NAME] columns, towards centre of main range. Painted brick lean-to with stable door across front of left cross-wing, between C19 addition and stair turret. Right return elevation of right wing built out slightly in small blocks of coursed stone, with lean-to roof, and semi-circular bay towards centre. Interior not inspected. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL; IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34565 | Churchyard walls to Church of St Nicholas |  | Other | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588223 | 149535 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard walls of semi-coursed ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34566 | South Barn |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588146 | 149552 | Farm | [NAME], now dwelling, of high-quality coursed squared ragstone blocks under a slate roof.  Shown on 1875 OS 1:10,560 map. | Pre 1875 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection; www.old-maps.co.uk |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34567 | Farmyard buildings and enclosing wall |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588142 | 149594 | Farm | Single-storey and two-storey farm buildings and farmyard wall of coursed and semi-coursed squared ragstone blocks.  Plain tiled roofs. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34568 | The Bell House |  | Building | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588271 | 149553 | Civic | Former schoolhouse, now dwelling.  [NAME] as school (Boys and Girls) on 1875 OS 1:10,560 map.  Ragstone with plain tiled roof.  [NAME] in south gable. | Pre 1875 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection; www.old-maps.co.uk |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34569 | Retaining walls enclosing yew tree |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588356 | 149650 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining walls approximately 4m square and 2m high of semi-coursed squared ragstone blocks with red brick quoins and cappings, enclosing a yew tree isolated in a field. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34570 | Boundary retaining wall of 1 Boughton Place Cottages |  | Other | Church Road ,[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 588063 | 149480 | Wall/archway/gateway | Low retaining wall forming the boundary frontage, in uncoursed rubble ragstone with red brick cappings and gate piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34580 | Lympne |  | Village | ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611975 | 134658 |  | Lympne occupies a historic position on the Greensand escarpment where the Romans established 'Portus [NAME]' and their Saxon Shore fort on an arm of the River Rother.  Stone Street leads north to Canterbury.  The [NAME] church and the C13 Castle form the heart of the village, with local ragstone used extensively for buildings and boundary walling in the Castle Close.  [NAME] are generally of plain tiles.  C20 housing has spread northward to either side of Stone Street. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Lympne Conservation Area [NAME], 2006 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34581 | Church of St Stephen |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611975 | 134658 | Place of Worship | Parish church. Late C11, C12, C13 and C14, restored circa 1859. Further restoration 1878-80 by St. Aubyn. Small blocks uncoursed ragstone, with Caen-stone, tufa and ragstone dressings. Plain tile roofs. Late [NAME] tower, formerly with nave to east. Nave added to west in early-to-mid C12, and rebuilt or altered in C13. Former nave rebuilt, as chancel, in C13. North aisle to nave C13, possibly rebuilt in C14. North chapel to tower, now continuous with aisle, C13. C14 north porch. Tower: 4 stages, with clasping buttresses. Stumps of C11 nave walls to east. Chancel: two south buttresses and vestigial north buttress. ([NAME], B.O.E. Series, West Kent and the Weald, 1980. [NAME], Lympne Church, Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. XLIII, 1931). | Late C11 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175587 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34582 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611926 | 134661 | Dwelling house | Fortified house, now house. [NAME]; mid C14, and C15. Restoration and additions 1907 and 1911-12 by Lorimer. Ragstone, with ashlar dressings and plain tile roofs. Square east tower, probably C13, with C14 stair turret and service rooms to south. C14 hall to west of tower, incorporating solar block within west end and with C14 or C15 north-east: porch. [NAME] west tower, formerly extending further to south, and with semi-circular C15 addition with stair turret, to west side. Further block added to north-west by [NAME], linked to rectangular west: tower by short, narrow 2-storey range, and by garden wall to gateway and service range to north.  Retaining wall running parallel to and about 2 metres south from south elevation, joined by buttress to east end of east tower. Former service range (now house row): also by Lorimer. Ragstone, with plain tile roof; 8 hipped dormers. Garage and stable block adjoining.  [NAME] granted to Archdeacons of Canterbury from C11. (Country Life, 12.11.1910. [NAME] guide book, said to have been written with advice from [NAME], no date. [NAME], B.O.E. Series, West Kent and the Weald, 1980.) | Probably C13 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175591 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34583 | Well head about 2 metres north of Hall range of Lympne Castle |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611933 | 134650 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Well-head. Early C20, probably by Lorimer. Stone, with moulded ashlared coping. Circular wall about one metre high surmounted by wrought-iron canopy with pulley. | Early C20 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175592 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34584 | Pump house to [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611761 | 134610 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Pump house, disused. Early C20, by Lorimer. Small blocks of uncoursed stone with lightly vermiculated stone dressings. Concrete roof. Rectangular. 2 storeys. Slightly battered, with rounded corners and plain stone-coped parapet. Flat roof with central rectangular opening. No windows to first floor. Regular 2-window front to ground floor; openings splayed and segmental-headed, architraves wooden and slightly recessed, fixtures removed. Similar ground-floor window towards front of each side elevation. Central doorway with splayed jambs, and segmental head lower than window heads. Door removed. Similar but smaller ground-floor doorway towards rear of left side elevation. First- floor doorway towards rear of right side elevation, up 18 external stone steps set against side elevation with iron handrail. Interior: no fittings remain. Concrete ceiling to ground floor. Formerly served [NAME]. | Early C20 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Other | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175578 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34585 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Street ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611838 | 134770 | Dwelling house | House. C16, with C18 facade and C20 alterations. Timber framed. Front elevation red brick. Uncoursed galleted stone to part of ground floor of right end bay. Exposed post to left end of first floor. Plain tile roof. Right end bay possibly added or rebuilt. 2 storeys and garret on stone plinth. Red brick plat band, lower across right end bay. [NAME] hipped to left with gablet, half-hipped to right. Central brick ridge stack. Irregular fenestration of four C20 three-light leaded wooden casements. Half-glazed door in gabled timber and brick porch beneath stack. Lean-to to left end. Rear lean-to to right. Interior not inspected, but said to contain fireplace dated 1550. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175600 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34586 | French House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611232 | 134709 | Dwelling house | House. C15 or early C16. Restored circa 1930 by [NAME] for Sir [NAME]. Further restoration 1953 and 1985. Timber framed, with rendered infilling. Plain tile roof. Wealden, with two roughly equal-length hall bays and storeyed end bays. 2 storeys, on stone plinth. Broadly-spaced close-studding. Tension braces to first floor of left end bay. Arch braces to flying wall-plate. Later brace to central tie-beams. Left end bay jettied to front, to gable end and to rear on moulded dragon posts. Right end bay jettied to front and gable end on plain dragon post. Hipped roof. Multiple brick ridge stack to junction of hall and left end bay. Projecting stone stack, with brick dressings and diagonally-set brick flues, to right gable end. Irregular fenestration of 3 leaded casements; one 4-light wood mullion window to left end bay, one broad 2-light window to left [NAME] (above a 3-light ground-floor metal casement), and one 2-light casement to right end bay. Leaded French doors with 4-centred-arched wooden architrave to right end of right hall bay. Ribbed door with similar architrave to rear of left end of left hall bay. Long rear wing to right of circa 1930, with stone ground floor, timber framed first flour and plain tile roof. Interior not inspected. Said to have slipped several feet during landslide in 1730s. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II*. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175581 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34587 | [NAME] | Saxon Shore Fort | Building | ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611764 | 134244 | Military defence/fortification | The monument includes a Roman fort of the Saxon Shore series, now called [NAME], surviving as upstanding and below-ground remains. It is situated towards the foot of a steep escarpment at the north-east edge of [NAME], a short distance south of Lympne. The fort walls survive in a fragmentary form due to landslips, but it appears to have originally been of irregular pentagonal plan. The upstanding remains of the walls are about 3.5m thick on the west, north and east side of the fort. In the mid 20th century they were recorded as being up to approximately 5m high. The fort is built of flint with tile bonding courses and has semi-circular bastions around the perimeter. Partial excavations have demonstrated that the main gate is in the east wall of the fort and is flanked by a pair of semi-circular towers. There is at least one postern gate defended by a flanking tower. The Saxon Shore fort was built in about the late third century AD, during the reign of Carausius, and abandoned in about AD 350. The conjectured coastline during the Roman period would have allowed the fort to protect the entrance of a substantial natural harbour in an area which is now part of [NAME]. The site was partially excavated in 1850, 1893-4, 1976-80 and 1982. A bath house was uncovered in the south-west corner of the fort and a range of buildings were recorded, including the principia, within the northern part of the interior. A second century AD altar dedicated by Lucius Aufidius Pantera, Commander of the British fleet, and covered with salt water barnacles was found reused in a gate platform. Other finds included reused masonry and tiles of the Classis Britannica, suggesting that a Roman naval base existed near by. A site in this vicinity known as Portus Lemanis is mentioned in the Antonine Itinerary. The monument excludes all modern fences and fence posts, gates and gate posts but the ground beneath is included. | Late C3 | Scheduled ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , [NAME] , Kentish Ragstone , [NAME] |  |  |  | NHL ; Stone supply to the Saxon Shore Forts, Pearson A, [NAME] 2002 V72 197-220 |  | Pearson refers also to doggers of Sandgate Sandstone |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34588 | The Shepway Cross |  | Other | [NAME] ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 612541 | 134992 | Statute/memorial/sculpture | War Memorial. Erected in 1923 to the fallen of the Cinque Ports. Perpendicular style. Ashlar Cross set on 4 step octagonal base. Octagonal tapering shaft surmounted by crucifix with Christ flanked by the Virgin Mary arid [NAME] on one side and [NAME] and Child on the other. Chamfered octagonal base with 4 shields of towns of the Cinque Ports. The monument is surrounded by a low stone rubble wall with angled corners. Foundation stone laid by [NAME] of Beauchamp and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and Admiral in 1923. | 1923 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175705 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34589 | [NAME] |  | Building | Stone Street,Newingreen,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 612466 | 135773 | Dwelling house | House. Early C17, with C19 facade and C20 alterations. Timber framed. Ground floor red brick in Flemish bond to front elevation. First floor hung with banded plain and fishscale tiles. Right gable end stone. Plain ti1e roof. 2 storeys and attic on low stone plinth. Steeply pitched hipped roof. Rear stacks to left and right. Gable end stack to right. 2 rear dormers. Irregular fenestration of three C20 casements; two 4-light and central 3-light. Central French doors to ground floor. Stone rear lean-to incorporating re-used C17 moulded wooden doorway. Re-set brick date-stone IKD in left gable end. 1631 Interior: ovolo-moulded beams. Early C17 ribbed plaster ceiling to left ground-floor room. | Early C17 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175599 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34590 | Upper Otterpool |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611307 | 136240 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse, now house. Late [NAME] or early C17 with later alterations. limber framed. Front elevation of main range small blocks of roughly coursed stone with brick dressings. Ground floor of wing uncoursed stone, first floor red brick in Flemish bond. Rear elevation of main range and first floor of wing red brick in English bond. Plain tile roof. Main range of 3 timber-framed bays and entrance passage, with 2-bay cross-wing projecting slightly to rear to right. 2 storeys. Stone plinth to main range. Hipped roof, right hip returning. Brick stack towards top of left hip. Multiple brick ridge stack to junction of main range and wing. Irregular fenestration of 5 windows; one late C20 six-pane fixed light to left end and four 16-pane sashes, that to wing in altered opening. Ground-floor windows with segmental heads, one in blocked doorway beneath stack. Small chamfered rectangular stone window to rear of wing. Late C20 door to left of centre. 2-storey red brick lean-to to left. Interior: Moulded ground-floor beams. 3 moulded wooden doorways in entrance passage, possibly re-set. Moulded brick fireplace to left end first floor. Small quantity C17 panelling to first floor. Covered wall painting. | Late [NAME] | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  | The farmhouse is located immediately to the south of the historic ragstone quarry of Otterpool, now a SSSI designated for its type section in the Hythe Beds of East Kent. | IoE 175579 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34591 | Belle Vue House and Flats |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 610982 | 135196 | Dwelling house | House, formerly Country Club, now house and flats. Early C18, possibly with earlier core. Alterations and additions 1909. Front elevation roughly coursed stone with brick window dressings to ground floor, red brick with vitreous headers in a mixed bond toX first floor. Right return elevation stone to ground floor, red brick in Flemish bond above. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Right return elevation has brick plat band and dentilled brick eaves cornice. Hipped roof, right hip returning. Rear stacks to left and right. Central brick ridge stack and 2 gable end stacks to right. Irregular fenestration of 5 slightly-recessed sashes; one 12-pane, one 8-pane, one wood mullion window comprising two 12-pane sashes, and two tripartite sashes. Similar ground-floor windows, but 1909 bow windows under tripartite sashes. Splayed rectangular window with 2 iron bars to left gable end (ground floor). Half-glazed door under stack with moulded rounded hood on consoles and with panelled architrave. Datestone 1706 over door (possibly re-set). Short rear return wing to right, with panelled door of 1909 under [NAME] porch. Later rear range parallel to front. C19 rear service wing to left. Doric colonnades of 1909 to garden front. Interior: partly inspected. Fragments of C18 cornice and panelling. Staggered butt-purlin roof. General Sir [NAME] lived here while in command of troops training at Shorncliffe Camp 1803-1806. | Early C18 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 175580 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34592 | Lych gate and churchyard walls. |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611956 | 134727 | Wall/archway/gateway | Timber structure with hipped tiled roof; walls of uncoursed rubble ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34593 | Boundary walls to The Street and [NAME], including walls and gateway to walled garden. |  | Other | The Street and [NAME] ,[NAME],HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611826 | 134738 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary and garden walls of uncoursed rubble ragstone up to approximately 3.5 m in height.  Lower sections surmounted by neatly-clipped hedging.  Steps lead to set-back gateway to walled garden, with curved wing walls. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34594 | [NAME] and Rock Cottage |  | Building | The Street ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611886 | 134928 | Dwelling house | Pair of two-storey cottages of semi-coursed ragstone blocks with red brick dressings and panels between windows in front elevation.  Gables clad with tilehanging.  [NAME] of plain tiles.  C20 casement windows. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34595 | The Coachouse |  | Building | The Street ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611867 | 134936 | Dwelling house | Extended two-storey dwelling of uncoursed rubble ragstone with red brick dressings.  Hipped roof of tiles.  C20 casements. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34596 | Boundary wall and outbuildings to Berrington House |  | Other | The Street ,Lympne,HYTHE | Lympne | Lympne | TR | 611906 | 134962 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall and outbuildings of uncoursed rubble ragstone.  Outbuildings have red and yellow brick dressings and tiled roofs, boundary wall has red brick cappings and gatepiers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34600 | Petham |  | Village | ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 613060 | 151245 |  | Petham is a small rural village within Chalk downland some 7km south of Canterbury.  There are several historic buildings including the [NAME] church and dwellings dating back to C14.  There are also examples of construction in flintwork from recent years, such as at Petham Village Hall. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34601 | Church of All Saints |  | Building | [NAME] ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 613060 | 151245 | Place of Worship | Norman nave and north porch, Cl3 chancel and south aisle. Base of tower C13 but top of tower added in 1760. The church was restored after a fire in 1922 and the south arcade was rebuilt in a classical style. Built of flint. Top of tower is red brick and crenellated. Four bay nave having roof with restored crown posts. Lancet windows. Some C18 wall monuments. Two piscinas in the chancel, one trefoil-headed. Similar piscina in nave. North porch with outward pointing zig-zag. The churchyard contains some C18 headstones with cherub, skull or urn motif and some oval bodystones and chest tombs. | [NAME] | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 171367 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34602 | Cotterell Court |  | Building | The Street ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612792 | 151485 | Dwelling house | C15 timber-framed building of modified Wealden type, restored in C20. Originally open hall but now of 2 storeys. Close-studded timbers with plaster infilling, the first floor of the south-westernmost window bay oversailing on the protruding ends of the floor joists and brackets. Flint plinth. The remainder of the front has wide overhanging eaves supported on brackets. Steeply pitched hipped tiled roof. Left side doorcase with floral pattern in the spandrels. C20 extensions to rear. Curious brick chimneystack with circular chimney posts. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 171393 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34603 |  |  | Building | 1,2 and 3 The Street ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612797 | 151505 | Dwelling house | C18. Two storeys red brick. Hipped tiled roof. Three sashes with glazing bars intact. No 1 at the south end projects slightly. External brick chimneystack. Rear elevation has roof in 3 hips. Simple doorcases.  Rear elevations of flint with orange-red brick dressings. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 171394 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34604 | Boundary wall to west of Court Lodge |  | Other | [NAME] ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 613000 | 151433 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls of uncoursed flint with brick dressings and piers, 1-1.5m in height. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34605 | Boundary wall to Petham Village Hall |  | Other | [NAME] ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612983 | 151437 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls of uncoursed flint with brick dressings and piers, approximately 1.5m in height. | 21th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34606 | Flank wall of outbuilding and boundary walls to east of Cotterell Court |  | Other | [NAME] ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612813 | 151496 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls of uncoursed flint with brick dressings and piers, 1-1.5m in height. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34607 | [NAME] and boundary walls |  | Building | [NAME] ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612809 | 151508 | Dwelling house | Two-storey cottage with gabled slate roof.  Front elevation of brick. Flank and rear elevations of uncoursed flint with brick dressings. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34608 | 1 & 2 Stone Cottages |  | Building | The Street ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612767 | 151518 | Dwelling house | Pair of two-storey cottages of uncoursed flint with brick dressings.  Tiled roofs with projecting gables.  Shuttered casement windows. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34609 | Bus stop retaining walls |  | Other | Town Road ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612750 | 151688 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Retaining walls forming a bus-stop, clad with flint panels with red brick and tile cappings and brick piers. | 21th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34610 | Boundary walls to [NAME] |  | Other | Town Road ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612754 | 151660 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary retaining walls approximately 1m in height of uncoursed flint and ragstone rubble with brick cappings and gatepiers. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34611 | Boundary wall to Wits End |  | Other | Town Road ,Petham,CANTERBURY | Petham | Petham | TR | 612770 | 151710 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall beside lane to village sports field, 1-1.5m in height, of uncoursed flint with red brick cappings. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34620 | Biddenden |  | Village | ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 584909 | 138408 |  | Biddenden is a Wealden village with a notable history in the ironmaking and weaving industries.  There are a number of timber-framed Wealden houses dating back to the C15 and C16.  Locally-sourced [NAME] (Bethersden Marble) is used for paving, channel blocks  and kerbing in High Street and Tenterden Road. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34621 | Parish Church of All Saints |  | Building | High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 584909 | 138408 | Place of Worship | Chancel with north and south chapels, small mortuary chapel in the north-east angle of the chancel and the north chapel, nave with aisles, south porch and west tower. Chancel and nave early C13. South aisle and porch late C13. North aisle early C14, north and south chapels and west tower C15. Mortuary chapel containing the tomb of Sir [NAME] added on his death in 1662. Three bay Crown post roof to nave. Piscina and sedilia of circa 1300. [NAME] ceiling to north aisle. C13 font and collection of brasses. The graveyard contains some chest tombs, and some C18 headstones with skull or cherub motif.  [NAME] of coursed Wealden Limestone blocks including quoins set on edge. Walls of rubble sandstone, with some flint and ragstone. | Early C13 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Bethersden Marble , Flint , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180167 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34622 | West House |  | Other | 28 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585041 | 138423 | Infrastructure/street furniture | C16 or earlier timber-framed building with traces of timbering and plaster infilling on the ground floor. Largely refaced, on the ground floor with brick, now painted, and above tile hung, but retaining the wide overhang of its 1st floor on a bressummer and brackets with a bellcast above. Two storeys. Tiled roof. Moulded wooden eaves cornice. Three sash windows with vertical glazing bars intact. Two small bays on the ground floor. Four centred wooden doorway with carved spandrels and low rectangular fanlight above. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180162 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34623 |  |  | Other | 19 & 21 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585029 | 138395 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Timber-framed building, C17 or earlier with plaster infilling. Two storeys. Half-hipped tiled roof. Three sash windows with glazing bars intact on the 1st floor, casement windows on the ground floor. Shed built out in front of the ground floor of No 19. Ground floor addition of painted brick to the west of No 21. This was once the [NAME] and outside it is a circular iron slab with a central iron stake about a foot high on which cart wheels were made. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180155 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34624 | New Biddenden Stores, The Maydes Restaurant, Ye Ancient House |  | Other | 3-17 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585065 | 138392 | Infrastructure/street furniture | This timber-framed range, with a slightly curved front is reputed to have been one of the workshops of the weavers who were numerous in Biddenden in the Middle Ages. The 1st floor was one continuous workroom where the looms were fixed. C16 or earlier. Two storeys and attics timber framed with painted brick infilling. Tiled roof. Thirteen windows and 9 hipped dormers in all. Casement windows with diamond-shaped or small square leaded panes. No 3 has 2 small bays on the ground floor and a continuous tiled canopy over them. Nos 5 and 7 each have one oriel window on the 1st floor of 2 tiers of 7 lights with wooden mullions and transoms and 3 brackets below each. Two obtusely-pointed doorways below with 'Tate Door' inscribed over these and above this a carved and painted head of a bearded man, said to have been taken from a wrecked ship of the Spanish Armada, the whole now covered by a tiled canopy, Nos 11 and 13 have similar oriel windows of 8 lights each. Nos 9 and 15 have slightly projecting windows of 4 lights without brackets. Two-thirds of No 15 is stuccoed with a good modern shop window on the ground floor complete with glazing bars and one sash window with glazing bars above, also an iron bracket supporting a lantern. No 17 has 2 oriel windows, one of 7 lights and one of 6 lights, and 2 modern shop windows with a continuous tiled canopy above these. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180154 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34625 |  |  | Other | 2 & 4 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585112 | 138408 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Early C19. Two storeys. Ground floor stuccoed. First floor red brick. Six sashes in all with glazing bars intact. Simple doorcases. Shop window to No 2. Included for group value. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180157 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34626 |  |  | Other | 6-12 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585097 | 138410 | Infrastructure/street furniture | One building. Timber-framed building, C16 or earlier refaced with brick now painted. Two storeys and attics. Tiled roof hipped at the west end. One hipped dormer. Moulded wooden eaves cornice. Four casement windows. Modern shop windows, except No 10 which has a C18 shop window (not now used as such) with its glazing bars intact. The building extends behind into 2 long parallel wings in which the timber-framing with close-studding and plaster infilling is exposed with oversailing at the gable ends. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180158 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34627 | The Red Lion Inn |  | Other | 14 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585085 | 138419 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Timber-framed building C16 or earlier refaced in the C18 with brick now painted. Two storeys. Parapet with pediment in the centre. Hipped tiled roof. Four casement windows. Two doorcases with flat hoods over, the east one having a door of 6 fielded panels. Early C19 addition built out on the ground floor in front of the west corner. One of the fireplace lintels has the date 1586 on it. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180159 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34628 | Biddenden Post Office |  | Other | 16 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585075 | 138419 | Infrastructure/street furniture | C17 or earlier timber-framed building of 2 storeys refaced on the ground floor with brick, now painted, on a cemented base, 1st floor tile hung. Tiled roof. Two casement windows to 1st floor and 2 modern bays on ground floor. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180160 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34629 |  |  | Other | 18-26 High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585058 | 138421 | Infrastructure/street furniture | C18 fronts to C17 or earlier timber-framed range. Two storeys and attics red brick, the ground floor painted. Tiled roof having 4 gabled dormers. Wooden modillion eaves cornice: 9 sashes in all with glazing bars intact on the 1st floor, and on the ground floor also of No 22, Nos 18, 20 and 26 have small bays on the ground floor, No 24 has a modern shop window. Contemporary paving of Bethersden marble forms footpath in front and extending to south-east about 12 yards. | Contemporary | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180161 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34630 | Churchyard wall, lychgate and path |  | Other | High Street ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 584950 | 138407 | Wall/archway/gateway | Timber lychgate with hipped tiled roof; churchyard wall of uncoursed ragstone rubble.  Adjacent path of Bethersden Marble slabs. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34631 | Path and drainage channel, west verge of Tenterden Road |  | Other | Tenterden Road ,Biddenden,TENTERDEN | Biddenden | Biddenden | TQ | 585116 | 138316 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Path in grass verge and drainage channel of slabs of Wealden Limestone | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34640 | [NAME] |  | Village | ,[NAME],FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595401 | 157627 |  | Newnham is a rural village lying in the chalk downland of [NAME] AONB.  There are a number of historic houses dating back to the C13 and C14 with timber framing on a flint plinth.  Elsewhere the finishes are an attractive mix of brick, render, weatherboard, flint and tilehanging, with roofs of plain [NAME] peg tiling or slate. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34641 | Church of St Peter and [NAME] |  | Building | The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595401 | 157627 | Place of Worship | Parish Church. Circa 1200, extended C14 and extensively restored 1868. Flint with plain tiled roofs. Chancel with north and south chapels, nave with aisles, north west tower and north porch. Two stage tower with broach spire and lucarnes, heavily restored exterior with lancets in south aisle and chancel south wall, otherwise C19 or C15 windows. Interior: nave with north arcade c.1200 of 2 chamfered arches on square pier and responds with simple abaci, with similar arch from north aisle to tower. South arcade C14 with 3 double hollow chamfered arches on octagonal piers, and similar arch to south chapel. Roof of 4 crown posts. Chancel arch simple C12 arch on abaci with clasped attached shafts. Chancel with 1 south lancet, and crenellated wall plate, north and south chapels with roofs of 3 crown posts each, with crenellated and moulded wall plates; simple chamfered arches to chancel. Fittings: cusped piscina and trefoil headed niche and arched aumbrey in chancel, and chamfered piscina in south chapel. Full set of C19 fittings including reredos, altar rails, double decker pulpit, [NAME], choir stalls and benches and octagonal font. Monuments: on the south wall of chancel, white marble wall tablet to [NAME], d.1681, with scrolled and foliated Ionic pilasters, with cherub's head and draped urn, and swan-necked pediment, all on base with cherubs' heads, brackets and swags. (See BOE KENT II 1983, 40) | Circa 1200 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 176454 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34642 | Champion Court |  | Building | ,[NAME],FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595586 | 157984 | Dwelling house | Hall house, now house, C13, C15, C16 and C19. Timber framed and rendered with applied timbers, and structural flint with plain tiled roofs. Two storeys and hipped roof with gablets and stack to rear centre. Recessed hipped 2 storey extension to right. Three glazing bar sashes on main range, 1 on extension on first floor, with 2 glazing bar sashes and tripartite glazing bar sash on ground floor. Half-glazed double doors to left, in gabled porch. Interior: much altered ceiled hall house (the main range of the main front), with C16 extension, with dragon beams, jetty- brackets, and S light beaded ovolo moulded window, now all internal features. Flint and brick cellar includes C13 recess, with moulded trefoil head, evidence of moulded hood and moulded colonnettes, possibly a piscina to medieval chapel. This was the chief manor of Newnham, home of Fulk de Newenham, founder of [NAME] (1153). | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 176434 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34643 |  |  | Building | 38 The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595485 | 157684 | Dwelling house | House. C17. Timber framed with painted brick infill on flint plinth with plain tiled roof. Lobby entry plan. One storey and attic, small panel framing, with half-hipped roof. 1 gabled dormer and stacks to centre right and end left. Three wooden casements and boarded door to centre right. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  |  |  |  | IoE 176443 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34644 | Boundary and garden walls to Calico House |  | Other | The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595208 | 157612 | Wall/archway/gateway | House. C16 and C18. Described as "new" in will of 1617. Timber framed and underbuilt with red brick, with exposed close studding with plaster infill, and painted plastering. Plain tiled roof. Two storeys, the upper floor decorated with calico coloured paintings of scrolled floral designs emerging from vases, in 3 panels across the front, and 1 panel to right return, dated 1710. Hipped roof with gablets and stacks projecting to end right and projecting forward to centre right. Four metal casements on first floor and 3 on ground floor with door of 8 ribbed panels in moulded four centred arched surround in gabled porch - the interior with turned baluster screen. Hipped service wings to rear. Interior: partial survival of screens passage with chamfered arched service door. Newel staircase. Rib and stud doors in moulded door surrounds, wainscotting in parlour with moulded wooden mantel beam, and 2 stone mantel and chimney pieces: downstairs with balustrade pilasters supporting three panels separated by terms, with cornice of animals and flowers and initials S.H. Upstairs mantel of similar arrangement, but with semi-circular heads to panels and lacking carved cornice. Fragmentary wall painting, in imitation of wainscot with religious scenes. Crown post roof. The will of [NAME] (d.1617) describes Calico as "my new house". It was possibly a public house in 1710, and certainly the Parsonage at a later date. (See BOE KENT II 1983, 403, 405; Hasted, vol.VI; [NAME] no. 11, 1976).  Boundary and garden walls of brick and flint. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34645 | Foxwood End |  | Building | The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595019 | 157521 | Dwelling house | House. C18. Timber framed on flint plinth and clad with weather board with plain tiled roof. Two storeys and garret with half-hipped gambrel roof and central stack. Regular fenestration of 2 glazing bar sashes to each floor and central half-glazed door in raking porch. Catslide outshot to rear. During the C19 the house was a public house called the Royal Oak. (See Faversham Papers no. 11, 1976). | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 176451 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34646 | Park House |  | Building | The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 594857 | 157454 | Dwelling house | House. Circa 1830. [NAME] flint with red brick dressings and slate roof. Two storeys with brick quoins, and stacks to left and right. Regular fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes on first floor and 2 on ground floor, all with red brick surrounds, the ground floor windows with gauged and rubbed brick heads. Central half-glazed door in deeply moulded surround with flat hood. One storey outhouse with boarded door to left. | Circa 1830 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | FLINT | Flint , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 176450 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34647 | Boundary wall to Marbrouk |  | Other | [NAME] ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595556 | 157577 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary / retaining wall approximately 1m high of uncoursed flint. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34648 | Boundary wall to 35 The Street on Newnham Lane |  | Other | ,[NAME],FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595469 | 157659 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall on [NAME]m high of uncoursed flint with a brick capping and piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34649 | Churchyard walls |  | Other | Seed Road and The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595434 | 157646 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard boundary walls approximately 1m high of coursed and uncoursed flint with moulded brick cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34650 | Boundary wall to 82 The Street on Sharsted Hill |  | Other | ,[NAME],FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595304 | 157663 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall on Sharsetd Hill approximetely 1.5m high of semi-coursed flint. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34651 | Boundary and courtyard walls to Woodside, The Street |  | Other | ,[NAME],FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595285 | 157647 | Wall/archway/gateway | Walls 1-1.2m high forming the base for a timber-clad garage/outbuilding, frontage boundary and courtyard walls of coursed and uncoursed flint with red brick cappings and gatepiers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34652 | Outbuildings to [NAME] and Kirkwood |  | Building | 71A & 71B The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595142 | 157567 | Dwelling house | Single-storey outbuildings of orange-red brick with panels of uncoursed flint, under a hipped tiled roof. | 21th Century | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34653 |  |  | Building | 81 The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595091 | 157551 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached cottage with tiled roof.  Ground floor of uncoursed flint with orange-red brick dressings.  First floor weatherboard cladding.  Sash and casement windows. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34654 | Boundary wall to May Cottage |  | Other | The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 595029 | 157531 | Wall/archway/gateway | Front boundary wall approximately 1m high of uncoursed flint with red brick cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34655 |  |  | Building | 99 The Street ,Newnham,FAVERSHAM | [NAME] | [NAME] | TQ | 594982 | 157507 | Dwelling house | Two-storey detached cottage with  single-stoery extensions.  Hipped slate roofs.  Main walls of uncoursed flint with orange-red brick dressings; extensions of painted brick.   Sash and casement windows. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | FLINT | Flint |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34660 | Sutton Valence |  | Village | ,[NAME],MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 580969 | 149189 |  | Sutton Valence is an historic village set on the Greensand ridge overlooking the [NAME]. The castle dates from C12 and there are many historic properties.  The School buildings are prominently located.  Retaining walls and pavements of the local Kentish Ragstone are a notable feature of the village.  Historically, the village was known as Town Sutton or [NAME] | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34661 | Parish Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 580969 | 149189 | Place of Worship | Parish church. 1823-8 by [NAME], incorporating medieval work. Alterations of 1866, and of 1874 by G.M. Hills. Small blocks of coursed stone. Slate roof. West tower, nave, south aisle, south porch, chancel with north and south chapels, north aisle. West tower: 3 stages on moulded plinth with battlements. Semi-octagonal clasping buttresses to 2 lower stages. Chancel: with chamfered corners and diagonal buttresses. Hipped roof. Complete medieval double-chamfered pointed arch with attached columns between chancel and each chapel. Scientific raked queen-strut roof to nave.  (J [NAME], West Kent and [NAME], 1980). | 1823-28 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174142 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34662 | Sutton Valence Castle |  | Building | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581537 | 149115 | Military defence/fortification | A tower keep castle within an area of associated earthworks and buried remains, situated on the southernmost spur of the Chart Hills. The castle was built during the latter half of the 12th century. A square stone keep, now ruined, of roughly-coursed ragstone and flint rubble. Each face measures c.11m in length externally, and the walls survive to a height of up to 7m and are c.2.4m thick, with additional support provided at the corners by clasping buttresses. The keep, which originally stood to a height of c.20m, had timber floors, now represented by joist-slots visible in the masonry at first floor level.  The castle and surrounding land, then known as [NAME], was granted to [NAME] in 1265 by his half-brother [NAME] as a reward for helping the king defeat Simon de Montfort's rebellion. | Latter half of C12 | Listed Grade II. Scheduled ancient monument. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174180 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34663 | Manor Farmhouse |  | Building | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581041 | 149212 | Dwelling house | Farmhouse. C17, or possibly earlier, with C19 facade. Timber framed, clad with coursed stone with irregular red brick patches round windows. Right end bay clad or built with red brick. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys on stone plinth. [NAME] hipped to left. Lower ridge towards right end, with main roof hipped down to it. Multiple brick ridge stack central to stone- faced section, corbelled, with fillet. 2 hipped dormers. Irregular fenestration of three C20 casements; one 3-light towards each end and central 2-light. Panelled door with 2 top lights in chamfered rendered architrave under stack. Interior not inspected.  Boundary wall on frontage with Chart Road 1-3m in height of roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks with brick-on-egde cappings contributes significantly to the character of the village. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174141 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34664 | Former Almshouses |  | Building | High Street ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581267 | 149218 | Dwelling house | Row of 6 almshouses, now part of school. Founded 1574 by [NAME], restored after fire 1909-1910. Small blocks of coursed stone, with plain tile roof. One storey and attic on moulded plinth. Moulded wooden eaves cornice. 6 hipped dormers Regular 6-window front of 2-light chamfered stone mullion windows with 4-centred arched lights, one window flanking each pair of doors with interval between each group. Six chamfered 4-centred arched stone doorways in pairs; 2 towards each end and 2 to centre. Ribbed doors. Coat of arms with achievements set towards centre. Interiors not inspected | 1574 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174158 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34665 | Raised pavement between The Old Bakery and the entrance to [NAME] |  | Other | Broad Street and High Street ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581349 | 149228 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Raised pavement about five feet broad, rising irregularly from a few inches to about one foot above road level. Stone setts of roughly regular size, roughly coursed. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174133 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34666 | Sutton Valence School |  | Building | Maidstone Road ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581234 | 149348 | Civic | School. 1910-14 by Adams, Holden and Pearson. Red brick in English bond. South ends of wings stone on ground floor, tile- hung above. Plain tile roofs. Courtyard plan, open to south, with outward-turning south ends to side ranges and assembly room projecting north from centre of north range. North range 2 storeys and attics with taller rectangular brick stair turret of irregular outline to each end. East and west ranges 3 tall storeys, and their south end ranges 3 lower storeys, all on stone plinth. Flush bands of thin coursed tiles above ground and first-floor windows. Plain parapet to north range. Parapet with moulded wooden eaves cornice to south end ranges. Asymmetrical gabling to south ends of side ranges, with broad panelled terminal stacks. [NAME] stack and gable end stack to each turned end. 2 dormers to north range. 4-light wooden cross windows; 7 to each side range, breaking eaves, and 9 to north, central 3 within canted bay. 3 further single lights to each end of north range. Lunette windows with stained glass to assembly rooms. Various sets of panelled double doors. Brick and tile vaulted passageway towards each end of north range. Central leaded clock tower. Stone coat of arms above central door. Interior not inspected. School founded 1576 by [NAME]. | 1910-14 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174165 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34667 | [NAME] approximately 5m south of Valence House |  | Building | Malthouse Lane / Rectory Lane ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581393 | 149192 | Industrial | [NAME] or semi-industrial building. Probably early C17 or earlier. Ground floor galletted stone. First floor timber framed, west of elevation cement-rendered, south gable end tile-hung. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys on galletted stone plinth. Hipped roof. East elevation has 3 wood mullion windows with close-set diamond mullions. North end bay added or rebuilt. Single-storey double doors to centre to east. Interior not inspected. Originally built on corner of Malthouse Lane and Rectory Lane and now in grounds of Valence House. | Early C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174136 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34668 | Appin Mor | Old Place | Building | Lower Road ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581148 | 149181 | Dwelling house | House, now house row. C15 or early C16 with late C16/early C17 alterations, and alterations and extensions of c.1900 and c.1930. Timber framed. Ground floor of main range clad with chequered red and grey brick. Ground floor of left wing coursed galletted stone. [NAME] exposed close-studding with plaster infilling. 2 arch-braces to hall range. Plain tile roof. Main range of 3 timber-framed bays, probably a 2-bay hall with storeyed bay to left. Late [NAME]/early C17 cross-wing to right end, projecting to rear. Cross wing added to left end c. 1930. Hall range 1½ storeys, wings 2 storeys and attics. First floor of right wing formerly jettied on moulded bressumer, underbuilt with applied close-studding. Attic of each wing jettied on moulded and brattished bressumer and shaped brackets, with carved bargeboards and pendants. Roof discontinuous between left wing and hall range; latter half-hipped to left. Multiple brick ridge stack in front slope of roof towards right end of hall range. Ridge stack towards rear of left wing and stack to right side of right wing. Two C20 semi-dormers to hall-range, to left gabled with barge boards and brackets, to right flat-roofed. Irregular fenestration of 5 windows, excluding dormers; two 3-light leaded casements to left wing and three ovolo-moulded wood mullion windows to right wing. C20 timber and brick porch with ribbed door, up 3 steps to right end of hall. Moulded 4-centred-arched late C16/early C17 inner doorway with hollow spandrels embedded in wall to left end of hall range. Interior: 2 first-floor fireplaces, one moulded stone, one chamfered brick. Shaped bracket to right of porch. Common rafter roof to left end hall range with lapped collars. Clasped purlin roof with windbraces to right wing. Venetian window to rear of right wing and mullioned window to side. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174161 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34669 | [NAME] and Newlyn and cottage adjoining to right. |  | Building | Broad Street ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581481 | 149253 | Dwelling house | House, now house row. Early C16 or earlier. Timber framed. Projecting left end, and ground floor of rest clad with [NAME] brick in Flemish bond, with base of wall-post exposed on ground floor towards right end. First floor of rest clad to left with applied studs and rendered infilling and to right with weatherboarding. 2 storeys and attics on stepped stone plinth. [NAME] hipped to left and continuous with next house to right. Narrow left end bay projects forwards on both floors with roof continued down over it. [NAME] brick ridge stack to left end of "recessed" section. Hipped 3-light through dormer at right end. Irregular fenestration of 2 windows excluding dormer; one 6-pane sash to left bay and one 2-light casement to right of stack. Blocked door to right end of left bay; 2 adjacent half-glazed doors, one beneath and one to right of stack, up 2 steps; boarded door up 5 steps towards right end. Interior not inspected. | Early C16 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 174185 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34670 | Former Independent Chapel and congregational Church, now Gulland Hall Art Centre (Sutton Valence School) and boundary walls |  | Building | Chapel Lane ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581467 | 149231 | Civic | Former Independent Chapel and Congregational Church with belltower at south-west corner.  Walls and buttresses of uncoursed 'polygonal' Kentish Ragstone, roof of Kent peg tiles.  Boundary walls of uncoursed ragstone on Chapel Road and Broad Street add to character.  Shown on 1870 OS mapping at 1:10560 | Mid C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34671 | Kerbside retaining wall and steps, between The Swan Inn and the top of Tumblers Hill |  | Other | Broad Street and Tumblers Hill ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581470 | 149245 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Kerbside retaining wall forming footway edge of roughly-coursed ragstone blocks with brick-on-edge and ragstone cappings.  Wall varies from approximately 0.25-1m.  2 sets of ragstone steps with iron railings.  Retaining wall of uncoursed ragstone blocks at rear edge of footway also on Tumblers Hill. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34672 | [NAME], Sutton Valence School, boundary walls and gateway |  | Building | High Street ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581292 | 149242 | Civic | Large gabled school building of uncoursed 'polygonal' Kentish Ragstone under plain tiled roofs. Chimneys of red brick.  [NAME] windows have relieving arches over.  Boundary walls approximately 1-2.5m high and gateway of polygonal ragstone add to character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34673 | Retaining walls of Sutton Valence School and adjacent pavement |  | Other | High Street ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581214 | 149208 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining walls approximately 1.2m high of roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks.  Kerbs and pavement of squared ragstone setts laid in courses adds significantly to  the character. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34674 | Outbuilding approximately 20m north of The Kings Head |  | Building | North Street / School Lane ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581100 | 149240 | Retail/commercial | Outbuilding, possibly former coachouse, of Kentish Ragstone with  a hipped plain tiled roof.  South elevation is of roughly-coursed blocks, with orange-red brick arch lintels over two doorways.  West elevation is of uncoursed rubble with orange-red brick quoins. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34675 | [NAME] retaining / boundary walls lych gate and gatepiers |  | Other | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 580930 | 149135 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard boundary retaining walls approximately 1m in height of roughly-coursed Kentish Ragstone blocks.  Steps and gatepiers of ragstone. Lychgate of timber with gabled tiled roof. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34676 | Retaining wall to north side of Lower Road, between High Street and [NAME] |  | Other | Lower Road ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581200 | 149193 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall approximately 1-2.5m high of roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34677 | Holdgate House, Sutton Valence School |  | Building | South Road ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581333 | 149185 | Civic | School building of uncoursed 'polygonal' ragstone under gabled and hipped tiled roofs. Six large brick chimneys.  Arched reveals to window openings on ground floor. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34678 | Hall |  | Building | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581380 | 149176 | Civic | Hall, possibly former school gymnasium, square in plan under a hipped tiled roof.  Walls of uncoursed 'polygonal' ragstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34679 | Boundary / retaining walls, pathway, kerbside retaining wall and steps between Walnut Tree Cottages and [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,Sutton Valence,MAIDSTONE | Sutton Valence | Sutton Valence | TQ | 581482 | 149135 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Low kerbside retaining wall forming footway edge of roughly-coursed ragstone blocks with ragstone cappings.  Footway of roughly-coursed squared ragstone setts. Ragstone steps with iron railings.  Retaining wall 1-2m in height of roughly-coursed ragstone blocks at rear edge of footway. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34680 | Great Chart |  | Village | ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 597964 | 141917 |  | [NAME] is an historic village immediately west of Ashford.  The parish church includes traces of [NAME] origin and there are dwellings dating back to C13. Walls are generally of brick or stone, with some weatherboarding, and tile hanging is commonly adopted at first floor level.  [NAME] are mostly of [NAME] peg tiling. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  |  |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34681 | Parish Church of St Mary |  | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 597964 | 141917 | Place of Worship | Built of ragstone. C13 chancel with C15 north and south chapels. C14 nave with C14 north aisle and C15 south aisle, C15 south porch with a west tower which is a land mark for a wide area. The jambs of the vestry door are early Norman, circa 1080. C15 font. Rood stairs. C19 box pews. The churchyard has some C18 stone headstones with cherub, skull or hourglass motifs. Paths in the churchyard are paved with stone pavements of Bethersden marble. | Circa 1080 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180964 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34682 | Wall to churchyard of Church of St Mary and to [NAME] |  | Other | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 597989 | 141890 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18 or earlier. Wall built of stone rubble, about 3 ft in height. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 180966 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34683 | [NAME] |  | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 597914 | 141934 | Dwelling house | A mediaeval C13 stone house altered C17 to C18. Two storeys and attics stone rubble with red brick window dressings and quoins, patched with brick in places. Very steeply-pitched hipped roof with smoke louvres 2 gabled dormers. Four casement windows with wooden mullions and transoms. Stone porch at the south-west angle of the front with pointed stone doorway, having a dripstone over it and above a timbered gable with red brick infilling. Brick chimney breasts on the north wall. Side elevation has trefoil-headed window. Bricked-in stone archway to rear. The interior contains panelling and a panel of 12 carved relief heads, perhaps brought from Godinton Park. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180967 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34684 | The Rectory | Friars School | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 597646 | 141815 | Dwelling house | Sir [NAME], in his "Saunters through Kent with a Pen and Pencil", says that the house was built in 1818 by the Reverend [NAME], who was Rector until 1852. However, the north wing appears to be C18 and the 1818 construction probably comprised the addition of the south-east wing. Two storeys stone rubble, with red brick window dressings and quoins. Glazing bars intact. The north wing has 4 windows and a hipped tiled roof. The south-west wing, which projects slightly, has 2 windows, a hipped slate roof, an unusual doorcase with enriched pilasters, projecting cornice and square fanlight and a brick chimney breast corbelled out above it in the first floor. The south-west wing is a later C19 addition | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180968 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34685 | Rose Cottage |  | Building | 64 & 66 The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598166 | 142067 | Dwelling house | C18. Two storeys. Ground floor stone rubble with red brick window dressings and quoins, above tile-hung. Hipped tiled roof. Sashes with glazing bars intact. No 64 has a doorway with a flat hood over. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180963 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34686 | 1 & 2 Mill House, and The Curiosity Shop |  | Building | 58, 60 & 62 The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598175 | 142076 | Dwelling house | Two dwellings. C18. Two storeys and attics. Ground floor stone rubble with red brick window dressings and quoins, above tile-hung. Hipped tiled roof with 2 gabled dormers. Wooden eaves cornice. Three sashes with glazing bars intact. Modern porch. At the north-east end is a contemporary workshop of one storey and one window faced with weatherboarding, now called The Curiosity Shop. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180962 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34687 | 1 & 2 Gothic Cottages |  | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598189 | 142095 | Dwelling house | Mid C19 pair of cottages. One storey and attics ragstone nibble. Tiled roof with massive brick chimney stack. One gable to each, containing dormer and carved barge boards. Two casements. Simple doorcase. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180960 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34688 | 3 & 4 Gothic Cottages |  | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598201 | 142106 | Dwelling house | Mid C19 pair. One storey and attics stone rubble. Tiled roof with massive brick chimney stack. One gable to each, containing dormer and carved bargeboards. Two casements. Simple doorcase. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180961 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34689 | 1,2 & 3 The Almshouses |  | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598161 | 142019 | Dwelling house | Three cottages, the north-east and centre ones founded as almshouses in 1583 by [NAME] of Godinton, and rebuilt probably by [NAME] in 1833, the south-west one added 1899 in matching style. One storey ashlar. Tiled roof with shaped Dutch gable ends. Six casement windows with dripstones over. In the centre of the 2 original cottages is a porch with a shaped gable containing a stone inscribed:- "This Almshouse for 2 aged persons was founded and endowed by [NAME], [NAME] and rebuilt [NAME] 1833". At the south-west end of the south-west cottage is a similar porch with a stone inscribed:- "This Almshouse was erected by the Trustees of the Toke and Streeter Almshouse Charity AD 1899". | 1583 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180944 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34690 | The Old School | The Village School | Building | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598043 | 141901 | Civic | Dated 1845 and similar in style to The Almshouses (qv). Probably built by the Reverend [NAME] of Godinton. T-shaped front with a long wing behind to the south-east. Ashlar. Tiled roof with shaped Dutch gable ends to the north-east and north-west wings, pointed gable end to the south-west wing. The north-west gable end contains an attic window, a cartouche with the date 1845 under it and a bell at its apex. Five windows. Small porch at the north-east angle with a shaped gable over. | 1845 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180949 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34691 | Boundary wall to Chart House |  | Other | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598213 | 142096 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1.2m high of red brick on a base of semi-coursed ragstone rubble approximately 0.5m high.  [NAME] at east end with wall adjacent approximately 1.75m high of semi-coursed rubble ragstone with brick capping and piers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34692 | Boundary wall to The Almshouses |  | Other | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598154 | 142030 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall on The Street frontage approximately 0.75m high of uncoursed ragstone rubble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34693 | Retaining wall and steps to the War Memorial |  | Other | The Street ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598040 | 141920 | Wall/archway/gateway | Retaining wall approximately 0.75m high of semi-coursed rubble ragstone.  Steps of squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34694 | 1-3 Ninn Cottages |  | Building | [NAME] ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598264 | 142270 | Dwelling house | Row of two-storey cottages, possibly formerly 6, now 3.  Ground floor of coursed squared ragstone with brick dressings, first floor tile hanging.  Hipped slate roofs.  Sashes and casement windows. | -9999 |  | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34695 |  |  | Building | 11 - 17 Singleton Road ,Great Chart,ASHFORD | Great Chart | Great Chart with Singleton | TQ | 598450 | 142117 | Dwelling house | Row of 4 two-storey cottages of coursed squared ragstone with red brick dressings under a hipped tiled roof.  Front elevation of Nos 13 - 17 is galetted, No 11 recently repointed. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34700 | Lamberhurst |  | Village | ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568207 | 136580 |  | Lamberhurst is an historic village within the High Weald AONB, lying in the valley of the River Teise.  [NAME] lies 1.5km to the east.  The village has been notable for cultivation of hops, and it was a centre of ironmaking before the Industrial Revolution.  Walls are mostly of brick,  weatherboarding and tile hanging.  [NAME] are mostly of [NAME] peg tiles. | -9999 | Area of outstanding natural beauty. |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Lamberhurst and The Down Conservation Areas Appraisal, SPG, Tunbridge Wells Borough Council July 2002 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34701 | Church of St Mary |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568207 | 136580 | Place of Worship | Parish church. [NAME], extended C13, nave C14 and C15 tower, restored c.1870 by Ewan Christian. Rubble sandstone and plain tiled roofs. Chancel and nave each with south aisle, and south western tower and south porch. Each section of the church separately roofed. Nave with offset corner buttresses.  Two stage tower with offset corner buttresses, battlements and recessed shingled spire and south western stair turret. South porch with angle buttresses. Crown post roofs. See [NAME], 1, 364; also [NAME], The Church in Lamberhurst. | 12th Century | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 169972 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34702 | Court Lodge Stable Yard and Walled Gardens |  | Building | [NAME] ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568067 | 136598 | Dwelling house | House, now flats, with courtyard and walled gardens. C17 core, enlarged c.1710, mid C18 and mid C19. Red brick, extended and cased with sandstone with plain tiled and slate roofs. The main elevation is that to south to the park, of three storeys with parapet and projecting two bay wings at left and at right with separately hipped roofs and with stacks to centre, to centre left and centre right. Regular fenestration of seven glazing bar sashes on each floor, some with glazing bars missing, all with keyed surrounds, those to centre on first and second floors round headed. Projecting from and returned to this front a low stone wall with regular buttress piers enclosing the garden terrace. Entrance front to left with three storeys of 5 bays, the ground floor built out and with canted porch with panelled doors. Right return (leading to the church) with irregular 5 bay frontage and with 2 storey canted bay, round headed stair window and half glazed door in pilastered surround with flat hood on brackets and semi-circular fanlight. Rear elevation of four separate blocks, only the right hand, towards the entrance front, of stone, the centre two with steeper pitched slate covered roofs. Adjoining this elevation is the stable yard with C18 coachhouse and outbuildings. Two walled gardens adjoin to the north east, with red brick walls about 6 feet in height, buttressed and ramped at various points and with boarded gates and attached sheds and outbuildings, enclosing areas of about 20 by 35 metres in the more southerly, and 40 by 40 metres in the northern enclosure. The house became the seat of the Morland family, Lords of the Manor of Lamberhurst, mid C18, and one of the principal seats in the parish (with [NAME] and [NAME]), [NAME] (d.1784) largely creating its present character. See Hasted, vol.V and Igglesden, vol.[NAME]. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34703 | Lamberhurst Primary School |  | Building | School Hill ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567694 | 136503 | Civic | School. 1834-6, largely extended 1846-56 and again 1877. Hooker of Brenchley, architect. Red brick with sandstone ashlar dressings and plain tiled roof. Two storeys on plinth with string course and quoins and projecting end bays, with 3 shaped gables to centre section and to each end gable, with clock tower to centre left in re-entrant to left hand gable, with broach spire and lucarnes; moulded stacks to end right and to left. Stone mullioned windows to tower, otherwise wooden mullioned and mullioned and transomed windows, with label hoods in gables; five bay frontage in all, including tower. Boarded door in four centred arched surround in gabled porch projecting from clock tower, with similar doorway to right return. Plaque in left hand gable (the former Master's House) with initials W.A.M., recording [NAME], by whose legacy of £200 in 1846, the original single storey block was extended, raised and decorated, and date of 1877 in right hand gable, recording the addition of this wing. See W.Morland, Lamberhurst School. | 1834-6 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170048 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34704 | Lamberhurst Forge |  | Building | School Hill ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567684 | 136490 | Dwelling house | House and forge. Early C19. Hammer dressed sandstone with rendered red brick stacks and extended with red brick. Slate roof. Two storeys and attic with stacks projecting at end left and at end right and 2 gabled dormers. Two glazing bar sashes on first floor and canted bay to right on ground floor with central boarded door and cart passage entry to left, both with segmental heads. Single storey forge wing to rear with casement window and small stack. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170049 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34705 | 1,2 & 3 Manor Cottages |  | Building | School Hill ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567679 | 136444 | Dwelling house | Cottage row. Early to mid C19. Hammer dressed sandstone with tile banging to return elevations and slate roof. Two storeys on plinth with plat band and hipped roof with stacks to left and to right. Sash amd 3 glazing bar sashes on each floor and glazed door to left and 3 boarded doors. | Early to mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170051 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34706 | Wall about 10 m east of [NAME] |  | Other | School Hill ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567644 | 136320 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall. C19 or earlier. Hammer dressed sandstone with wrought iron gates. Wall about 3 feet high with coping stones, running some 30 metres along the roadside and returned at left end to form retaining wall to River Teise. Truncated at end right. and to central gate by low saddled piers. Although C19 in character now, the wall may be considerably older in origin. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170058 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34707 | 1,2 &3 Tanyard Cottages |  | Building | The Broadway ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567592 | 136107 | Dwelling house | Cottage row. Mid C19. Hammer dressed sandstone on ground floor with some red brick to return elevations, ornamental tile hanging on first floor and plain tiled roof. Two parallel ranges. Two storeys and attic on plinth with bellcast to first floor. Half-hipped roof with tall moulded stacks to centre left and to centre right and central gabled dormer. Three 3 light wooden casements on each floor, those on ground floor with segmental heads, and boarded doors to left, centre right and right all with raking hoods on brackets. Rear wing of 2 storeys with half-hipped roof, 2 stacks and 3 wooden casements on each floor and 3 boarded doors. The cottages were erected as part of the Scotney Castle estate. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170076 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34708 | Tyled Cottage |  | Building | School Hill ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567703 | 136405 | Dwelling house | House. C16. Timber framed with red and blue chequered brick on ground floor and sandstone base, tile hung on first floor and weather boarded to return elevations. Plain tiled roof. Small 2 bay cottage, hip end to roadside. Two storeys on plinth with hip and gablet and large freestanding and offset stack at left. Three light wooden casement on each floor and boarded door to right with small raking hood. Small wooden casements to right return elevation and lean-to outshot at rear. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170045 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34709 | Section of railings adjoining Village Hall |  | Other | The Broadway ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567613 | 136217 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Section of railings. Late C17, re-set here late C20. Cast iron on stone base in red brick walling. This railed panel, as a nearby plaque records, was cast in Lamberhurst to the designs of Sir [NAME], and formed part of the railed yard around St. Paul's Cathedral, London, until donated to Lamberhurst by the [NAME] and Chapter of St.Paul's. The panel consists of a principal upright in the form of a turned baluster with baluster finial and with scrolled bracing piece, flanked on either side by two baluster type uprights with spear heads and intermediate spear heads on both rail and base. | Late C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170074 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34710 | Gates to Murlingden, wall and piers attached |  | Other | [NAME] ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567432 | 136009 | Wall/archway/gateway | Gates, piers and wall attached. Circa 1841. Rock faced sandstone and cast iron. The piers, about 8 feet in height are capped by projecting cornices and carry cast iron and glass lamps. Double leaf carriage gates, about 3 to 4 feet in height and swept down to the centre and with dog rail. Projecting west from the southern pier is a length of wall about 7 feet high, swept up slightly from the pier and extending some 25 metres and curving slightly at the west end. This forms part of the enclosure wall around the adjacent [NAME] chapel. Included for group value. | Circa 1841 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170098 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34711 | Wall and railings to Bankside |  | Other | [NAME] ,Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | Lamberhurst | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567419 | 135965 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall and railings. C18. Wrought iron and sandstone. Low wall about 2 feet in height carrying heaped and spiked rails with single leaf gates in similar style at end right and end left. Rails returned to the house at left, and returned to the right with spear headed rails. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170101 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34712 | [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 567724 | 135290 | Dwelling house | [NAME]. Circa 1840, designed for himself by [NAME]. Sandstone and ornamental tile hanging with plain tiled roof. Irregular L-shaped plan in picturesque Tudor style. Two storeys with hipped roof to right and projecting gabled wing to left with jettied first floor and pierced and moulded bargeboards with finial to gable, with identically styled semi-dormer gable to right. Large projecting and offset stone stack at end left with moulded brick flues and set with the Hussey Arms, and moulded stack to rear centre right. Two light wooden casement to right on first floor and to left in corbelled oriel, supported on ground floor by a buttress. Two light casement to right on ground floor with rib and stud door to centre under continuous pentice roof, with single light casements in cut away corners of projecting wing with elaborately moulded corbelled stonework over. Projecting wing in same style to rear right. Although the new house at Scotney to which this was the Gate Lodge was designed for [NAME] by [NAME], [NAME] in Country Life, Sept. 6th., 1956, states that [NAME] designed the lodges hinself (see also South Lodge in Goudhurst C.P.). | Circa 1840 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170003 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34713 | [NAME] with courtyards and garden terrace |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568734 | 135373 | Dwelling house | House. Designed 1835 and executed 1837-1844. [NAME], architect, for [NAME]. Sandstone (the house overlooks its own quarry) and slate roof. Tudor style notable for its assured, Picturesque handling, relying on proportion and balance rather than forced symmetry. Multi-gabled composition with battlemented tower and mullioned windows and bays throughout. Garden terrace to east, enclosed by balustraded walls, and kitchen and stable courtyards attached to north, with arched gateways and the latter with clock tower. Interior: largely decorated in Jacobean style, with much imported C17 panelling, woodwork fireplaces etc., mostly Flemish in origin. The house was home to the architectural writer [NAME], and is fully described by him in Country Life, Sept. 6th. and 13th., 1956 and remains unaltered externally and internally. | 1837 | Listed [NAME] of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170059 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34714 | The Bastion |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568784 | 135337 | Garden structure | Bastion or viewing point. Circa 1840. Sandstone blocks with ashlar dressings. A D- shaped viewing point with balustrade, farming a link between the garden terrace of [NAME] and the landscaped garden below containing the old castle; the gardens were conceived by and laid cut for [NAME] with advice from [NAME], who also suggested siting the new house in its present position. | Circa 1840 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170065 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34715 | Old [NAME] |  | Building | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568938 | 135229 | Military defence/fortification | The remains of a quadrangular castle built around 1377-80 for [NAME], of which one, round, corner tower (roofed and incorporated within the 16th century wing of a manor house), sections of the curtain wall and the base of the gatehouse are still standing. To the south west lies a defensible bridge, stables and other service buildings, now surviving as ruins and buried remains.  The castle was extensively remodelled in the late 16th and early 17th centuries to form a stone and half-timbered manorial residence, of which the south wing survives as a roofed building and is in use as a museum. The remainder of the castle and its outbuildings on the second island were landscaped into ruins and gardens when the new [NAME] was built on an overlooking hillside to the north west for [NAME] in c.1840. | Circa 1377 | Listed [NAME] ancient monument. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170061 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34716 | Causeway and walls approximately 20m west of Old Scotney Castle |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568939 | 135232 | Structure | Causeway and walls. C14 origin, reconstructed c.1840. Sandstone. The causeway is to the outer of the two islands in the River Teise on which the Castle was built. The side walls are mine 3 feet in height, about 10 metres in length, and continue an the west side about another 10 metres; also returned along the inner bank of the moat to the west forming an embankment wall, and terminating in ruinous gate piers about 20 metres from the causeway. | 14th Century | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170063 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34717 | Bridge over the Sweetbourne |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568631 | 135087 | Structure | Bridge. Circa 1840. Sandstone. Single arch over stream with triple keystones and stepped buttresses and plat band to parapet walls, splayed on plan and with coping stones. Part of [NAME] improvements to Scotney Castle park. | Circa1840 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170067 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34718 | Bridge over the Teise |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],Lamberhurst,TUNBRIDGE WELLS | [NAME] | Lamberhurst | TQ | 568753 | 134965 | Structure | Bridge. Circa 1840. Sandstone and red brick. Single brick arch over stream with stone embankment walls. Dressed stone parapet walls, splayed on plan and with coping stones. Part of [NAME] improvements to Scotney Castle park. | Circa 1840 | Listed Grade II. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FINE-GRAINED | Tunbridge Wells Sandstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 170068 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34720 | Linton |  | Village | ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575456 | 150144 |  | [NAME] is an historic linear village located on the south-facing scarp of the Greensand Ridge, on a former turnpike road just south of Maidstone.  The medieval Grade II parish church is the focus of a group of listed buildings of historical and architectural interest, and many of the unlisted buildings in the general vicinity of the church are also of architectural quality.  A significant proportion of the buildings date from the C19 and are of ragstone with Kent peg tiled roofs, and the homogeneity of development is notable.  Boundary walls of ragstone add significantly to the character of the village.  [NAME], a grade I listed building, lies in an Area of Special Landscape Value around Linton Hill and is a registered historic park and garden. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008 |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34721 | Church of St Nicholas |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575456 | 150144 | Place of Worship | Parish church. C14 and C15. Alterations and additions of 1860 by [NAME] in a C15 style. Ragstone, with plain tile roof. Nave, south aisle, south porch, chancel, south chancel chapel, north chancel chapel. Nave and south aisle extended to west and north aisle and north- west tower added in 1860. Nave: [NAME], extended in 1860. South chancel chapel: later C14. Roughly coursed stone on un-dressed plinth. North chancel chapel: C15 or early C16. Roughly coursed galleted stone, with high moulded stone plinth. Gabled. North-west tower: 1860. Three stages, on moulded stone plinth, with moulded off-sets between stages. Clasping buttresses. Recessed stone spire. Roof: Medieval crown-post roof to nave, with 3 moulded octagonal crown-posts and ribbed C19 boarding under rafters. 2 medieval moulded octagonal crown-posts to south chapel. C19 boarded wagon roof to chancel. ([NAME], B.O.E. series, West Kent and the Weald, 1980). | 14th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432510 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34722 | Path from road to within 1.5m of west doorway of Church of St Nicholas |  | Other | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575437 | 150142 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Path running straight from road to within about 1½ metres of west doorway of church of St. [NAME], with curving branch running in front of Almshouses. C19 or early C20. Stone setts, evenly laid, with narrow border forming path about l½ metres wide. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432507 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34723 | 1-5 The Almshouses |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575422 | 150176 | Dwelling house | Almshouses. Mid C19. Uncoursed ragstone with ashlar dressings. Plain tile roof. E-plan with only slightly projecting wings. Broader central wing comprises 2 gables. Single storey. Cusped bargeboards with moulded finials and pendants to 4 front gables and to slight projection to centre of right return elevation. Roof of main range carried down to rustic posts, forming shelters between wings. Regular 6-window front of one canted bay window to each outer wing, one 3-light leaded casement with top lights to each central gable and 2 similar 2-light casements between wings. 4 ribbed 4-centred arched doors, one to side of each wing, beneath the shelters. Half-glazed door to right return elevation. Raised blank stone shield to each outer gable and recessed rectangular panel to each central gable. Rear return wing to right. Interior not inspected. Almshouses founded on this site by Sir [NAME], 1611. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432503 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34724 | Ragstone |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575431 | 150124 | Dwelling house | House. Mid C19. Uncoursed ragstone with ashlar dressings. Plain tile roof. H-plan, built at right-angles to road. 1½ storeys. Gables with cusped bargeboards and moulded pendants. Roof of narrow central section carried down to rustic posts, forming lean-to shelter between wings. Right-hand rear wing with attic roofed at right-angles and jettied to road to right. 3 pairs of octagonal brick stacks with moulded cornices and plinths and stone bases; one to each gable end and one to rear to left. Gabled dormer to centre of central section. One 2-light leaded casement to each gable end with canted bay window to ground floor below. Half-glazed door to right end of central section. Interior not inspected.  Boundary retaining wall 1-1.5m high of semi-coursed ragstone blocks with brick capping adds to character. | Mid C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432594 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34725 | [NAME] and Miladys Forge House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575394 | 150203 | Dwelling house | House row. C17 and C18. Exposed broadly-spaced studs with painted brick infilling to ground floor of right section. Left section and first floor of right section rendered. Timber-framed rear wing to right section. Plain tile roof. 2 storeys and attic on stone plinth. Slightly jettied eaves to front with moulded wooden eaves cornice to right section. [NAME] hipped to right. Projecting red and grey brick stack to left gable end and brick ridge stack towards centre of right section. 4 small hipped dormers. Irregular fenestration of 5 windows; regular 2-window front of broadly-spaced 2-light C20 leaded wooden casements to left section, and regular 3-window front of cross windows to right section. Ribbed door to right of centre of left section and half-glazed door under flat corniced floating hood to centre of right section. Lean-to to left end and to rear of left section. Rear wing to left of right section, with ogee tension braces. Interior not inspected | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432609 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34726 | [NAME] |  | Building | Vanity Lane ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 574918 | 150245 | Dwelling house | House. Late C18, possibly with earlier core. Earlier rear wing. Front range: stuccoed, with plain tile roof. 2 storeys, on rendered plinth. Moulded eaves cornice above paired Ionic modillions. Roof half-hipped to left. Rear stack to left of centre and projecting gable end stack to right. Regular 4-window front of 16-pane sashes in open boxes. Half- glazed door with flat floating corniced hood, under second window from right. Rear lean-to to left. Narrow rear wing to right. Central rear wing probably C17 or earlier. Stone rubble ground floor, tile-hung first floor. Multiple brick ridge stack. Interior not inspected. | Late C18 | Listed Grade II. | Other |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432639 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34727 | Former stables and paved yard |  | Other | Linton Park ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575878 | 150013 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Stables, now garages. Circa 1825. Painted brick with slate roof. [NAME] brick to rear. Main range, with 3 taller pavilions projecting forwards, one to centre and one to each end. 2 storeys, on painted brick plinth. Broad plat band to central pavilion, with recessed central panel. Moulded pedimented gables to pavilions. Low painted chimney stack to gables of end pavilions, appearing as acroteria. Rectangular wooden clock tower to centre, with single-handed clock under [NAME] and weathervane. Regular 9-window front of one recessed 12-pane sash with splayed painted brick voussoirs to each end pavilion, two 12-pane sashes and blind central window to central pavilion and 2 blind windows to each section of main range, flanking low central loading door. 2 tripartite sashes with cambered heads to each section of main range, flanking double doors with rectangular fanlights. Boarded door with rectangular fanlight to inner side of each end pavilion. Double doors to right end pavilion and set of 6 folding doors to central pavilion, all with latticed top lights, the latter set under shallow canopy with paired Ionic modillions. Wooden guttering. Yard: most of rectangular yard to west of stables paved with stone setts. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432496 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34728 | The Old Vicarage |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575416 | 150085 | Dwelling house | House, formerly vicarage. C15 or early C16. Timber framed, with painted brick infilling to ground floor and rendered infilling to first floor. Plain tile roof. 2 unequal-length hall bays and storeyed end bays. 2 storeys on stone plinth. Broadly-spaced studding with low former window cill across right hall bay. Tension braces and arch braces. Higher mid- rail to hall bays. Right gable end jettied. Hipped roof with gablets. Multiple brick stack in front slope of roof, to narrow left hall bay. Irregular fenestration of one gabled 3-light eaves dormer to centre of right hall bay and one 2-light leaded casement to right end bay. Small casement to ground floor of each end bay. Diamond mullion window to first floor of right gable end. Boarded door to centre of right hall bay. Weatherboarded rear wing to right. Interior not inspected. Photographs in National Monuments record.  Boundary walls of coursed and uncoursed ragstone add to character. | 15th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 432613 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34729 | Churchyard walls to Church of St Nicholas |  | Other | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575427 | 150149 | Wall/archway/gateway | Churchyard walls approximately 1m high of coursed squared ragstone blocks with dressed cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34730 | Village Hall and boundary walls |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575405 | 150130 | Civic | Village hall of uncoursed 'polygonal' ragstone walling. Steeply-pitched tiled gabled roof with small gabled dormers. [NAME], jambs and mullions of dressed ragstone. Hood mouldings over rectangular casement windows, with stone relieving arch in front gable.  Prominent bargeboards with paired timber brackets.  Boundary retaining wall of semi-coursed squared ragstone blocks.  Boundary wall to The Bull Inn adjacent of brick on a base of semi-coursed squared ragstone blocks adds to character. | 19th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34731 | Boundary wall to Toke Place |  | Other | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575466 | 149988 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls and gatepiers approximately 1m high of roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34732 | The Old School House |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575433 | 149811 | Civic | Former school, now dwelling, of uncoursed 'polygonal' ragstone.  Steeply-pitched tiled gabled roof, with exposed timbers and render to gable in front elevation with timber brackets beneath.  Casement windows.  Boundary wall approximately 1m high of roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34733 | Boundary wall to South Mullion |  | Other | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575438 | 149749 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1m high of coursed squared ragstone blocks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34734 | Old South Lodge |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575454 | 149671 | Dwelling house | Two-storey lodge house of snecked dressed ragstone blocks.  Steeply-pitched tiled roof with decorative carved bargeboards.  Hood mouldings over rectangular casements.  Extended to the south in painted brick with tile-hanging at first floor.  Mid-late C19. | Mid-late C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34735 | Weatherstones and Andred, together with [NAME] and Havenhurst, and 1-6 Wheelers Lane |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575448 | 149543 | Dwelling house | Group of 10 semi-detached ragstone cottages of similar design, built as estate cottages for Linton Park.  Late C19.  All have steeply-pitched tiled roofs with prominent gables,  tall moulded brick chimney stacks in groups of 4, and plain bargeboards with finials. Walls are of uncoursed rubble or 'polygonal' ragstone with ragstone dressings. | Late C19. | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34736 | 1 & 2 Stone Cottages, together with 15-20 [NAME] (including 3 & 4 Stone Cottages, [NAME] and Honey Cottage, Stone Cottage and Redpot). |  | Building | [NAME] ,Linton,MAIDSTONE | Linton | Linton | TQ | 575502 | 149390 | Dwelling house | Group of 8 semi-detached ragstone cottages of similar design, built as estate cottages for Linton Park.  1 & 2 Stone Cottages are prominently gabled with walls of coursed dressed ragstone with a central ridge stack and plain bargeboards.  Multi-paned casement windows.  Two bays at ground floor in the front elevation, each with a tiled roof.  Nos 15-20 have decorative carved bargeboards and finials, and hood mouldings over the first floor windows.  Nos 17-20 have tall moulded chinmey pots. | 19th Century | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Linton Conservation Area [NAME] Council 26 March 2008; site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34740 | Smarden |  | Village | ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587977 | 142293 |  | [NAME] is an historic Wealden villeage with stong connections to the woollen trade and weaving.  Dwellings date back to C15.  [NAME] are mostly of Kent peg tiles and walls are generally of weatherboard, brick, tilehanging or render. The village is notable for the use of the local Wealden Limestone in paving, and for occasional use as walling, as in the church tower and the primary school. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | The occasional use of stone adds character to the village |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34741 | Church of St Michael |  | Building | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587977 | 142293 | Place of Worship | Chancel, nave, north and south proches and west tower. Chancel and nave C14. Tower C15. Two piscinas and sedilia and aumbry. The church is sometimes called the Barn of Kent, on account of the design of its roof and the width of the nave. The churchyard contains some C18 table tombs and headstones, some double with cherub, skull or bone and mattock motifs.  The tower is built entirely of coursed dressed [NAME], with quoins set on edge.  The nave and chancel are of Kentish Ragstone rubble with some Wealden Limestone blocks and quoins set on edge.  The nave is roofed in slate, the chancel in plain tiles. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Bethersden Marble , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181256 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34742 | Courtyard to south of Parsonage House and [NAME] |  | Other | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588017 | 142325 | Infrastructure/street furniture | The shop portion facing the street is C19, red brick and [NAME], having a gable with fretted bargeboards. The house behind it facing the churchyard is an L-shaped timber-framed, probably C15, building with some plaster and some painted brick infilling and some close-studding. Gable at the south end of the west front containing an attic window. The eaves of the south front overhang widely on the longitudinal beam and brackets. Tiled roof. Some original mullioned windows and some casement windows. C19 porch to south front. Two storeys. Three windows facing west, 2 windows facing south. The courtyard to the south is paved with Bethersden Marble. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181258 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34743 | Paving to courtyard of [NAME] |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587923 | 142335 | Dwelling house | L-shaped timber-framed building. The north-west wing is probably C15. It has plaster infilling colour-washed. The ground floor is close-studded. The first floor oversails on both fronts on the protruding ends of the floor joists and brackets. Dragon beam with moulded post. Hipped tiled roof. Casement windows with small square leaded panes. Two storeys and attics. Three windows and 2 hipped dormers facing north-west, one window and one hipped dormer facing north-east. The south-east wing was added by [NAME] in 1671. This has red brick infilling and one bay window of 5 lights on the ground and first floors, with a gable oversailing on a bessummer, carved with the figures of 2 hippototami and between these the words, "[NAME]" and containing an attic window with the date 1671 over it. The south-east window bay of this wing has been refaced in red brick and [NAME]. Two windows. Doorcase with single petalled roses of York and Lancaster. The courtyard to [NAME] is paved with [NAME] marble. | -9999 | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181281 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34744 | The Village Pump |  | Other | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588107 | 142345 | Infrastructure/street furniture | This consists of a lead waterspout, dated 1897, with an iron pump handle and a stone receptacle below made of polished Bethersden Marble. Beneath a modern wooden shelter with a tiled roof.  Paved surround of brick and irregular slabs of Bethersden Marble. | 1897 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Timber |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181268 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34745 | Remains of the pound to the south of Ash Farmhouse |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587606 | 142818 | Farm | C18 or earlier rectangular enclosure of stone rubble, 3 sides only remaining. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 181209 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34746 | Hadmans Bridge |  | Other | [NAME],[NAME],[NAME],ASHFORD | [NAME] | Smarden | TQ | 586595 | 142471 | Structure | Medieval stone. Two pointed arches with 2 ribs each to the soffits. Pointed cutwater between the arches on the upstream side and buttress on the downstream side.  [NAME] and cutwaters of dressed [NAME], spandrels and parapet walls of Kentish Ragstone. | Medieval | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 181165 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34747 | Path beside Providence House and West End House |  | Other | [NAME] and The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588027 | 142314 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Narrow footway / road channel formed using irregular and partly dressed slabs of Bethersden Marble. Slabs set on edge to form a kerb line. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34748 | Courtyard paving to Parsonage Cottage |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588006 | 142338 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Courtyard paved with irregular slabs of Bethersden Marble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34749 | Path between [NAME] and the churchyard |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587932 | 142334 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Footway paved with irregular slabs of Bethersden Marble. Granite blocks forming kerb. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34750 | Boundary wall to The Cloth Hall |  | Other | [NAME] ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587906 | 142358 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary wall approximately 1m high of semi-coursed rubble ragstone with chamfered brick cappings. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, GLAUCONITIC | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34751 | Smarden County Primary School |  | Building | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588336 | 142466 | Civic | School building of gabled form with steeply-pitched tiled roofs.  Rectangular casement windows and plain bargeboards.  Walls faced with dressed [NAME] in courses on edge.  Single-storey flat-roofed projections to front elevation of Kentish Ragstone. Hexagonal chimneys of moulded brick.  Boundary wall to west approximately 1m high of Wealden Limestone uncoursed rubble set on edge, with concrete cappings. | Probably mid to late C19 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | [NAME] , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34752 | Paths within churchyard of [NAME] |  | Other | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587981 | 142313 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Paths to the north and west of the church paved with irregular slabs of Bethersden Marble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34753 | Footway beside Chessenden House, Zion Chapel and East End Cottages |  | Other | The Street ,Smarden,ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 588266 | 142408 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Footway paved with irregular slabs of Bethersden Marble. Concrete kerbs. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | Bethersden Marble |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34754 | Vesper Cottages |  | Building | [NAME]   ,[NAME],ASHFORD | Smarden | Smarden | TQ | 587997 | 142211 | Dwelling house | A pair of two-storey cottages of uncoursed Kentish Ragstone with brick dressings under a steeply-pitched tiled roof.  Four gabled dormers, and a tiled entrance canopy.  Decorative carved bargeboards.  Casement windows with leaded lights.  Two prominent ridge stacks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34760 | Egerton |  | Village | ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590815 | 147556 |  | Egerton stands on the crest of the Greensand ridge overlooking the [NAME].  There are many historic buildings including fine examples of Wealden hall houses. Roofs are mostly of [NAME] peg tiles.  Walls are commonly of locally-dug Kentish Ragstone, weatherboard, brick, tilehanging or render. Boundary walls of ragstone are a particularly notable feature, for example those in Rock Hill Road and The Street.  Ragstone blocks and setts are also used for paving, as at St James' Church, [NAME], and The Old Vicarage in Rock Hill Road. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  | Site inspection, NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34761 | Church of St James |  | Building | The Street ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590815 | 147556 | Place of Worship | Originally a Chapel of Ease to Charing. Built of Kentish ragstone. Chancel with north chapel (now the vestry), nave with north aisle, south porch and west tower in 3 stages, with an octagonal vice turret in the north-east corner carried up to form a beacon enplacement and buttresses at the other angles of the tower. Gargoyles. The chancel, north chapel and north aisle are C14. The nave, south porch and west tower C15, 3 bay nave with 2 crown posts, piscina and triple sedilia. The churchyard contains some table tombs, oval bodystones and some C18 headstones, with skull, cherub and hourglass motifs. The church stands in a very prominent position and is a land mark for miles around, like the church of Great Chart marking the northern edge of the Weald.  Paths of rubble ragstone within the churchyard add to the character. | 14th Century | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34762 | Wall and gatepiers to churchyard of Church of St James |  | Other | The Street ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590835 | 147537 | Wall/archway/gateway | C18 retaining/boundary wall of semi-coursed Kentish ragstone rubble. Two square piers to churchyard with wrought iron lamp bracket over. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180881 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34763 | Paving outside [NAME] and outbuildings to north |  | Other | The Street ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590732 | 147437 | Infrastructure/street furniture | The south-east front is L-shaped. C18. Two storeys faced with weatherboarding. Tiled roof. Gable in the centre. Three windows, both casement windows and sashes with glazing bars intact. Porch in the angle of the 'L'. The rear wing is C17 or earlier timber-framed and has a portion built out later on its west side having a sloping slate roof. In front of this elevation is a surface of stone setts.  To the north is an L-shaped range of single-storey outbuildings (not listed), probably former stables, of coursed rubble ragstone with brick dressings, under a hipped tiled roof. | -9999 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180848 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34764 | Mounting block opposite Rock Hill House |  | Other | Rock Hill Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590466 | 147209 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Probably C18 mounting block, having 2 steps carved out of a single stone block. | Probably C18 | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180836 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34765 | Rock Hill House |  | Building | Rock Hill Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590457 | 147221 | Dwelling house | Rebuilt in 1721, but Tudor in origin. Two storeys and attics red brick and grey headers on a stone base. Hipped tiled roof with 3 hipped dormers. Moulded wooden eaves cornice. Brick stringcourse. Five sashes with glazing bars intact Tuscan porch. The south-west wall has 2 buttresses. | Tudor | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180835 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34766 | Range of barns and cartsheds 50m west of Rock Hill House |  | Building | Rock Hill Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590408 | 147236 | Farm | M-shape. The centre is an aisled C18 or earlier timber barn faced with red brick, with hipped tiled roof. Attached to this are 2 C19 ranges of one storey Kentish ragstone. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180837 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34767 | Little Manor Cottage and Spring Cottage |  | Building | Rock Hill Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590579 | 147267 | Dwelling house | The cottages form one timber-framed building, probably a late mediaeval hall-house, refaced, the ground floor of the north-east front with stone rubble and the north-west front with cement, above tile-hung. Hipped tiled roof. Two casement windows facing north-east and 2 facing north-west. Chimney-breast on the north-east wall. | Late medieval | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180834 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34768 | Greenhill House |  | Building | Greenhill ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 591280 | 146676 | Dwelling house | C19. Two storeys Kentish ragstone with red brick quoins and dressings. Three Dering windows, double on first floor and triple on ground floor. Simple doorcase with flat weather hood. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180827 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34769 | Lark Hill farm | Lark Hill Cottages | Building | Link [NAME] ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 589754 | 147654 | Dwelling house | The building is timber-framed and faced in random ragstone with red brick quoins and window dressings. The roof is covered in peg tiles and the stacks are red brick. The roof is hipped to the south and half-hipped to the north. To the east is a parallel C19 range with three hipped roofs at right angles to the principal roof.  The original exterior rear wall sits on a ragstone rubble plinth.  To the rear of the building is a C19 bake house. | Circa 1600 | Listed Grade II. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180832 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34770 | 1-3 Stone Croft Cottages |  | Building | The Street ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590757 | 147469 | Dwelling house | Three cottages. C18. Two storeys and attics. Kentish ragstone rubble on ground floor, above red brick. Half-hipped tiled roof with 4 hipped dormers. Five casements with moulded architraves. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180876 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34771 | Range of cartsheds 50 yards south-east of Court Lodge |  | Building | Stonebridge Green Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590967 | 147644 | Farm | C18 L-shaped range of ragstone cartsheds with red brick dressings. Tiled roofs. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE  180885 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34772 | [NAME] and boundary walls |  | Building | Stonebridge Green Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590972 | 147712 | Dwelling house | Early C19 L-shaped building. Two storeys ashlar. Four window facing east, 3 windows facing south. Hipped tiled roof. Eaves cornice. Casement windows with small square leaded panes. Gabled porch.  Extensive boundary walls of coursed squared ragstone blocks, approximately 1.5-2m high. | Early C19 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34773 | Oasthouse to north of Court Lodge |  | Building | Stonebridge Green Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590967 | 147744 | Farm | C19. Square ragstone oasts with pyramidal roofs and cowls intact, attached to 2 storey weatherboarded granary. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180884 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34774 | 1-6 Good Intent Cottages |  | Building | Stonebridge Green,Stonebridge Green,Egerton,ASHFORD | Stonebridge Green | Egerton | TQ | 591159 | 148072 | Dwelling house | C18, restored. Two storeys red brick. Hipped tiled roof. Seven casement windows. Five cambered headed doorcases. End bay is mid C19. Ground floor red brick, first floor Kentish ragstone. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180861 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34775 | Field Mill | [NAME] | Building | Egerton Road,Stonebridge Green,Egerton,ASHFORD | Stonebridge Green | Egerton | TQ | 591537 | 148252 | Industrial | C18 water mill. Two storeys and attics. Ground floor red brick on a stone base, above white weatherboarding. Half-hipped tiled roof. Casement windows. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180714 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34776 | Garage to north of Field Mill |  | Building | Egerton Road,Stonebridge Green,Egerton,ASHFORD | Stonebridge Green | Egerton | TQ | 591564 | 148264 | Industrial | C19 stable, now used as a garage. Two storeys Kentish ragstone. Hipped tiled roof, sloping to ground floor at the front. | 19th Century | Listed Grade II. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 180716 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34777 | The Bullyard, Piglets, Stable Cottage, Willow Farm |  | Building | Stonebridge Green Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 591016 | 147813 | Farm | Single-storey farm buildings, now dwellings, of uncoursed rubble and roughly-coursed squared ragstone blocks beneath hipped tiled roofs. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34778 | Detached single-storey building and boundary walls at Stonebridge Green Farm |  | Building | Stonebridge Green Road,Stonebridge Green,Egerton,ASHFORD | Stonebridge Green | Egerton | TQ | 591190 | 148137 | Farm | Single-storey detached farm building, now dwelling, of uncoursed rubble ragstone blocks beneath hipped tiled roof.  Boundary walls of uncoursed rubble ragstone approximately 1-1.5m high. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34779 | Long boundary walls to road verges opposite Egerton Primary School |  | Other | Rock Hill Road ,Egerton,ASHFORD | Egerton | Egerton | TQ | 590693 | 147377 | Wall/archway/gateway | Long boundary walls to both sides of the road of uncoursed rubble ragstone approximately 0.5m high. | -9999 |  | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34780 | Wrotham |  | Village | ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561183 | 159189 |  | Wrotham is an historic village lying on the Pilgrims Way at the foot of the North Downs.  [NAME] are mostly of plain tiling and walls are a blend of brick, render, Kentish Ragstone, ferruginous sandstone, tilehanging and weatherboard.  The use of stone in boundary walls is notable, as is the mixing of Kentish Ragstone and ferruginous sandstone in walls, for example in the Church of St George and a number of boundary and retaining walls such as in St Mary's [NAME] and the churchyard. | -9999 |  |  |  | NOT ENTERED |  | Stone significantly contributes to the character of the village |  |  |  |  | For this purpose the term 'Carstone' has been used to describe ferruginous sandstone derived in all probability from sand pits within the Folkestone Formation. |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34781 | Church of St George |  | Building | The Square ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561183 | 159189 | Place of Worship | Church. Early C14 with C15 west tower; chancel restored 1860-61 by [NAME] and Billing, tower restored by R Wheeler, 1876. Random rubble, plain tiled roofs. Angle buttresses to tower, which has crenellated parapet and north-east turret. Passage through it north-south on ground-floor with 3-bay rib-vault, originally to allow processions to circle the church without descending into the road to the west of the church ('The Square'). Nave with gabled aisles and chancel with east window inserted 1958, reputedly from [NAME], Wood Street, City of London, Gothic survival of 1633-34. All other windows renewed. Low south porch with arched entrance and vaulted interior. Parvis chamber above. Interior. North aisle of 4 bays, south aisle of 3 bays, these respaced; both with circular arcade piers and double chamfered arches. Similar chancel arch. 2 bay chancel. Font. C13, stone, octagonal, 2 shallow sunk arches on each face. Pulpit. 1861. Stone, with marble shafts, supported on group of angels. Rood screen. C15. Wood with triple square-headed lights. Piscina. Cinquefoiled ogee-arch and hood-mould on ball flowers. Identical piscina in south aisle. Reredos in South Aisle, [NAME], 1907. Benefactions boards under tower, C18 with fern-leaf surround. Wall-painting in chancel. Monuments. Brasses. [NAME], d.1498; [NAME], c.1500; [NAME], d.1512; [NAME], d.1525; [NAME], d.1532; [NAME], d.1611; [NAME], d.1615. Wall Monuments. [NAME], d.1588. Black marble slab showing kneeling family, set in alabaster framework. [NAME], erected 1661. Black tablet with bust in open pediment over. [NAME]. Bust in relief on draped roundel in concave surround. Perhaps by [NAME], ([NAME], Dictionary of British Sculptors, 1660-1851). | Early C14 | Listed [NAME] area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 427588 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34782 | Wall to south-west of Church of St George |  | Other | The Square ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561171 | 159161 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall. C18, rebuilt in C19. Brick on random rubble plinth, with brick parapet. L-shaped in plan. North-south stretch 8 feet high, east-west stretch 5 feet high. Gateway at right-hand end. | 18th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE, site inspection |  |  | IoE 427598 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34783 | The Old Palace |  | Building | [NAME] ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561283 | 159159 | Dwelling house | House, possibly the former kitchen wing if the long-demolished Archbishop's Palace. C16, incorporating parts of pre-1340 date. Coursed ragstone on wide ragstone plinth. Some windows with early C16 red brick dressings, some replaced by stone dressings. Plain tiled roof with return gable off-centre to left. End stack at right, off-ridge stack behind gable with coupled octagonal stacks, probably C16, and slope stack at left end. 2 storeys and attics; irregular fenestration. 1 window on each floor under gable, 2 windows on both floors to left, I window on both floors at extreme right-hand end. Square-headed doorway, with doubled glazed doors, on ground-floor to right of gable. At right-hand end is a 2-storey ruin with 1 blocked window on each floor facing south, the whole obviously originally taller. Blocked window of early C13 character behind. The palace was used by the Archbishops of Canterbury as a resting-place on the way to London, but it was demolished and used as a granary in the building of Maidstone palace. Ruins restored as a manor house by the [NAME] family during the C16. See [NAME], The Buildings of England: West Kent and the Weald, 1969, p.592. | 16th Century | Listed Grade II*. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427266 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34784 | Wall 100m north of The Bull Hotel |  | Other | [NAME] ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561238 | 159230 | Wall/archway/gateway | Wall. C13-14. Random and coursed rubble stone, 4 sections in square 40 yards by 30 yards, east wall partly derelict. West wall partly that of churchyard. 8 foot high. Remains of original wall to Archbishop's Palace, not enclosing part of grounds of Bull Hotel and partly forming churchyard wall. | 13th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427331 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34785 | Stable building 10 yards north of Wrotham Place |  | Building | High Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561161 | 159114 | Other/miscellaneous | Stable. C17. West front. Random rubble stone and some brick to left, timber-framed with brick infill tc right. Plain tiled roof. Large brick chimney breast to right, with blocked doorway_further to right 2 storeys; 4 window 1st floor, 3 window ground-floor. South front. Timber-framing exposed with plaster infill on random rubble and brick plinth. East front. Red brick with plinth, rebuilt in C20. Wide projecting chimney breast with double stack to left. Brick eaves of diagonally inserted bricks. 2 storeys; 2 windows, casements. 2 blocked windows to right with C20 window inserted over. North front. Crow-stepped gable to roof. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34786 |  |  | Building | [NAME] Lane ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561090 | 159058 | Dwelling house | Cottage pair. C17 with C18 addition to north-west L-shaped. West wing. Coursed rubble stone plinth with red and blue brick chequer above. Plain tiled half-hipped roof with 2 hipped dormers to south and central ridge stack. 2 storeys and attic; 2 window 1st floor, 3 window ground-floor, casements, on ground-floor under segment heads. Half-glazed door at extreme left in angle of block under angled weather- porch. Gable of vestigial block at rear can be seen in angle of block. South wing. Red brick ground-floor, rendered 1st floor with some timber-framing visible. Plain tiled gambrel roof, half-hipped to left. 2 C20 flat-headed dormers and central ridge stack. 1 storey and attics; 2 windows, casements. 2 doorways, one with boarded door under angled weather-porch at extreme right, the others with half-glazed door under flat hood on brackets at extreme left. | 17th Century | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427525 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34787 | 1-4 The Almshouses | Betenson Cottages | Building | [NAME] Lane ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561102 | 159025 | Dwelling house | Almshouse row. Dated 1806 by [NAME]. Coursed galletted rubble stone with ashlar dressings on ashlar plinth. Moulded cornice to slate hipped roof with 2 ridge stacks. Central pair of houses project slightly with dressed quoins. 1 storey; 4 pairs of lancet casements, divided by 3 lean-to projections, doubled in centre, with 4 boarded doors facing each other in their sides. These entrance projections seem to have been thrown forward at a later date, re-using drip-moulds from window that they covered. Crest on central projection with inscription: BENEVOLENTIA HELENAE BETENSO MDCCCVI | 1806 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone | Slate | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Slate |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427548 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34788 | Sandstone Cottage and The Bower House |  | Building | High Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561099 | 159122 | Dwelling house | House, now divided into 2. Circa 1720. Red brick with blue headers, red brick plinth and platband. To the left on the ground-floor a shop-window has been replaced with C20 red brick. Moulded eaves to plain tiled roof with 2 hipped dormers. 2 storeys and attic; irregular fenestration of 3 windows on both floors. 2 doorways in centre, to right with panelled door and flat hood on brackets, to left glazed, both C20.  Both flank walls and base of front elevation are of coursed and semi-coursed squared blocks of ferruginous sandstone. | Circa 1720 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427344 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34789 | Town House and East Lodge |  | Building | Kemsing Road ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 560961 | 159070 | Dwelling house | House, divided into two dwellings. Circa early C17, remodelled and extended in Cl9 and C20. Timber-frame structure, the ground floor faced in Flemish bond red brick with vitrified headers and with brick string course at first floor level. Tile-hung above first floor. Ground floor front wall of right hand addition is stone rubble and red brick. Red plain tile hipped roof. Roof: Soft-wood common-rafter roof with queen-post trusses and clasped purlins. | Circa early C17 | Listed Grade II. Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Timber |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | NHL, IoE |  |  | IoE 427761 | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34790 | [NAME] |  | Building | Kemsing Road ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 560983 | 159096 | Farm | Former barn attached to round brick oast, now dwelling.  Ground floor of coursed ferruginous sandstone.  First floor of brick, tiled hipped roof.  Single-storey outbuildings of semi-coursed squared Kentish Ragstone under hipped tiled roofs, including on frontage to Kemsing Road. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Brick |  | SANDSTONE | Carstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34791 | Boundary walls to The Long Barn and Wealden Hall |  | Other | Kemsing Road ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561000 | 159067 | Dwelling house | Boundary walls approximately 1-1.5m high of roughly-coursed ferruginous sandstone rubble and mixed ferruginous sandstone and Kentish Ragstone rubble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone , Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34792 | Boundary walls to [NAME] and The Malt House |  | Other | Borough Green Road ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561006 | 159035 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls approximately 1.5m high of coursed Kentish Ragstone rubble with brick cappings and gatepiers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34793 | Boundary wall to The Old Vicarage |  | Other | High Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561011 | 159057 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls approximately 1.2m high of roughly-coursed mixed ferruginous sandstone and Kentish Ragstone rubble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34794 | Boundary wall to Wrotham Place |  | Other | [NAME] ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561260 | 159094 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls approximately 1.5m high of galleted finely-coursed squared Kentish Ragstone blocks with dressed cappings and gatepiers.  Eastern part includes rubble of ferruginous sandstone. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34795 | Boundary wall to The Old Palace |  | Other | [NAME] ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561270 | 159100 | Wall/archway/gateway | Boundary walls approximately 2m high of galleted finely-coursed squared Kentish Ragstone blocks with dressed cappings and gatepiers. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34796 | Paving outside [NAME] |  | Other | The Square ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561173 | 159145 | Infrastructure/street furniture | Paving of small ferruginous sandstone rubble placed on-edge, in prominent location outside church gate. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | SANDSTONE, FERRUGINOUS | Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34797 | [NAME] and adjacent boundary walls |  | Building | High Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561147 | 159249 | Civic | Village hall of gabled form with Kent peg tiled roof.  Elavation fronting High Street of coursed squared Kentish Ragstone in small blocks.  Front elevation has 2 stone ball finials on gable parapets.  Multi-paned rectangular windows with stone dressings.  Tudor-style main door with stone hood moulding and string course over. Moulded and corbelled brick stack.  Flank walls of brick.  Boundary walls to north (Court Lodge Cottage) and south of coursed squared Kentish Ragstone, approximately 2m high. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34798 | The Old School House |  | Building | West Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561150 | 159184 | Civic | Two-storey detached building, part of former school, now 2 dwellings.  Steeply-pitched gabled roofs of Kent peg tiles.  Walls of 'polygonal' Kentish Ragstone rubble with dressings of orange-red brick including horizontal bands in English bond.  Fish-scale tile hanging in upper part of gables.  Casement windows.  Tall brick stacks. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]
34799 | 1-4 Old Mews and adjacent boundary walls |  | Building | High Street ,Wrotham,SEVENOAKS | Wrotham | Wrotham | TQ | 561151 | 159210 | Civic | Two-storey former school, now 4 dwellings.  Steeply-pitched gabled roofs of plain and fish-scale tiles.  Walls of 'polygonal' Kentish Ragstone rubble with dressings of orange-red brick including horizontal bands in English bond.  Fish-scale tile hanging in upper part of gables, with round window beneath.  Casement windows. Tile-clad pinnacle vent with weather-vane in centre of ridge. Boundary wall to south approximately 1.5m high of 'polygonal' Kentish Ragstone rubble with cappings and gatepiers of orange-red brick.  Boundary walls approximately 2m high to west and north from north-west corner, of roughly-coursed ferruginous sandstone rubble. | -9999 | Conservation area with listed buildings. Area of outstanding natural beauty. | Stone |  | RAGSTONE | Kentish Ragstone , Carstone |  |  |  | Site inspection |  |  |  | 31-AUG-11 [NAME] | Kent County Council | Kent | 2012-03-22 17:33:19 | Kent and medway English Heritage [NAME]