The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TR 04 NE CRUNDALE
6/7 Winchcombe Manor North and South
II
Manor house, now 2 houses. C17 and C19. Timber framed and part exposed on first floor with plaster infill, underbuilt and clad elsewhere in painted brick. Plain tile roof. Two storeys and basement with plinth, plat band to right and 4 large unevenly projecting bargeboarded gables the central pair lower and jettied, with carved bressumers. End stack to left, single stack centre right, and 3 large moulded chimneys over end right gable. Irregu- lar fenestration of 3 glazing bar sashes and one tripartite sash to right on first floor and 2 segmental bays and 1 tripartite sash to right on ground floor; 2 wood casements right to base- ment. C20 16 panelled door to right at head of flight of 4 steps to semi-circular arched porch with drip mould, rail head ornament to flat roof on brackets. Right side front: brick nogging to ground floor, first floor jettied with exposed small framing. Ovens and projecting stacks in brick extensions to rear.
Listing NGR: TR0847649446 (1)

Manor house, now divided into two houses. Built in the 17th century with 19th century alterations. The house is timber framed, part of the framing is exposed on the first floor, it is infilled with plaster. The building is underbuilt in brick and clad elsewhere in painted brick, the roof is of plain tiles. In 2010 an architectural appraisal of South Winchcombe Manor was carried out by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust. ( South Winchcombe Manor Crundale, Kent: An Architectural Appraisal, June 2010, Record no.2272, Canterbury Archaeological Trust)

Historic england archive material: BF008875 WINCHCOMBE MANOR, CRUNDALE

<1> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.