Remains of the former St. Margaret's vicarage were found during archaeological investigations; built in the 18th century it was demolished in the 1950s. Comprised chalk and flint, and brick walls and a brick soakaway. Summary from record TQ 86 NW 195: Walls, floor and cobbled surface of a late 15th - 17th century building. Identified during archaeological investigations in 2002 and 2004. Possibly part of an early Vicarage to St. Margaret's (TQ 86 NW 16) and a predecessor to TQ 86 NW 196. Summary from record TQ 86 NW 197: Site of a late medieval building - late 15th century. Chimney baser or external oven associated with a timber-framed building of which no trace survives. The chimney type structure was made of Kentish ragstone