The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 5273 BRIDGE PETT BOTTOM ROAD (south east side)
Middle Pett Farmhouse TR 15 SE 13/210
II GV
2. Late mediaeval. Timber-framed hall house with exposed timber at eaves, with a mid C19 range to road. The earlier range of two storeys in red and blue brick with hipped tile roof. Four casement windows on both floors, those to ground with segmental arched heads, modern glazing, that to the first floor leaded. One-storey extension to left. Some rebuilt brickwork to the left. Brick plinth. This range is timber framed, and contains an inglenook fireplace; recently exposed, and exposed timbers. Formerly thatched. The C19 range has 3 windows. Plain door.
Listing NGR: TR1682653425

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