Grade I listed building. Main construction periods 1400 to 1699. This was the dwelling-place and one of the workshops of the cloth workers who were numerous in Biddenden in the Middle Ages. Later the building was divided into 8 houses which were separated on the ground and 1st floors but were inter-connected in the attics. The whole is now one residence. Summary from record TQ 83 NE 6: The Old Cloth Hall, Biddenden, a long half-timbered range, tile-hung to the south and with various gables. It is obviously a composite building, of the 16th and 17th centuries. The east gable, with two overhangs, dated 1672, was the final addition. Clothworkers occupied it as workshops.