Description

TQ 66 NE MEOPHAM DEAN LANE
5/71
21.11.66 Dean Manor

II

West end is service wing of early C15 timber-framed building. Walls partly flint with
ragstone quoins otherwise brick. Hipped tiled roof. At south-west corner the base of
a chimney stack with fireplace in chamber over. Small stone loop at ground level.
Original roof with cruciform crownpost on cambered tiebeam. C16 brick chimney stack
on site of screen passage. South wall of centre part red brick with grey headers with
string course. East end of red brick with brick cornice, Timbers exposed on north
side. Casement windows, irregular spacing. Alterations including refacing of eastern
part C18 and 1930.

Listing NGR: TQ6625465336

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26653717

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