Description from record TR 04 NE 19:
TR 06244975 Trimworth Manor (NAT) (1) Tremworth is a moated mansion, and some of the walls of the domestic chapel are still standing. (2) Tremworth Manor - the building is new except for traces of the earlier timbered house in one corner at the back. A pond is all that remainsof the moat. Flint foundations in an adjoining field may be the site of the domestic chapel. (3) Trimworth Manor is a mainly C19th farmhouse of little architectural interest. There is no evidence of a moat but at the foot of the terrace on which the house stands there are the remains of a large retaining bank, 10.0m in width and about 1.5m in height, part of a leet from the Stour, which may have been mistaken for a moat. In the orchard on the N. side of the house there are a number of banks and lynchets. Sir Edward Hardy who has farmed this land for many years had no knowledge of the supposed chapel nor of the foundations which are thought to have marked its site (a). (4) TR 04 NE Crundale Trimworth Manor 6/1 27.11.57. II Manor house. C17 with C18-C20 alterations. Timber framed, first floor plastered, underbuilt in red brick. Plain tile roof. 3 stage of build. Left: brick, 2 storeys, hip end-one with projecting end stack to left, and 1 wood casement to each floor. Centre: 2 storeys, brick on ground floor, plastered timber frame over, with exposed bresummer to first floor. Roof steps down to right, with stack to left. 4-light casement window on first floor, french windows on ground floor. Right: 2 storeys recessed, brick and plaster, with hipped roof and end stack to right. 4-light casement on first floor, french windows on ground floor. In the re-entrant angle to right, a 2 storey gabled proch with curved bargeboard and pendant scarried on moulded wood cornice supported by brackets. 4-light oriel window supported by curved brackets, an eagle and 2 women carrying shields (arms of Kempe). (5)

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TR 04 NE CRUNDALE
6/1 Trimworth Manor
27.11.57 II
Manor house. C17 with C18 - C20 alterations. Timber framed, first floor plastered, underbuilt in red brick. Plain tile roof. 3 stages of build. Left: brick, 2 storeys, hip end-one with pro- jecting end stack to left, and 1 wood casement to each floor. Centre: 2 storeys, brick on ground floor, plastered timber frame over, with exposed bresummer to first floor. Roof steps down to right, with stack to left. 4-light casement window on first floor, french windows on ground floor. Right: 2 storeys recessed, brick and plaster, with hipped roof and end stack to right. 4-light casement on first floor, french windows on ground floor. In the re-entrant angle to right, a 2 storey gabled porch with curved bargeboard and pendants carried on moulded wood cornice supported by brackets. 4-light oriel window supported by curved brackets, an eagle and 2 women carrying shields (arms of Kempe).
Listing NGR: TR0619749746 (8)

Historic England archive material: BF008872 Trimworth Manor, Crundale Miniature format film number: 68/U

<1> OS 6" 1961 (OS Card Reference). SKE48369.

<2> Hist of Kent 3 1790 183 (E Hasted) (OS Card Reference). SKE43958.

<3> A Saunter through Kent 32 1939 38-9 (C Igglesden) (OS Card Reference). SKE32899.

<4> F1 CFW 21-MAY-1963 (OS Card Reference). SKE42691.

<5> Sir Edward Hardy Boughton Aluph Farm (OS Card Reference). SKE49456.

<6> DOE(HHR)Boro of Ashford Kent 1984 59 (OS Card Reference). SKE41226.

<7> Field report for monument TR 04 NE 19 - May, 1963 (Bibliographic reference). SKE5133.

<8> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.