Description

HAWKHURST HASTINGS ROAD
TQ 7429-7529 (west side)

18/320
Stable courtyard about
25 metres north west of
Gate Lodge, Lillesden

GV II
Stable courtyard, now classrooms. Circa 1855 for Col Edward Lloyd. Red brick and
plain tiled roof. Courtyard with granite-set paving, entrance in west range, with
brick walls about 5 feet high, with capped gate pier. Two storey coach house to
north, with hipped roof, angle and projecting wing to right with half-hip.
Central moulded stack cluster. Four sashes on first floor with loft door to
right, 3 infilled segmental coach entries to left, and 1 further to right and sash
to centre right. Single storey range to east, with 3 sashes and half-glazed door
to right, and lower single storey range to right extended late C20, with 3 irreg-
ular wooden casements and 2 glazed doors. Included for group value.

Listing NGR: TQ7562329254

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26368408

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