Description from record TR 15 NE 262:
(TR 15065801) Cellarer's Hall [NR] (Remains of) [NAT]. (1) The Cellarer's Hall called in the twelfth century at Christchurch Priory 'Domus Hospitum', is one of several buildings which survive in part dating from the mid to later twelfth century and appear on Prior Wibert's Waterworks plan of c1165. Surveyed by CAT (see illustration card). (2) (TR 15065801 - sited from HHR plan). The east wall of the Cellarer's Hall. A 12th century wall of flint and ashlar incorporating two round-headed Norman arches. Grade II and the north-east angle of the hall with a newel stair. Grade I. (3) Additional reference. (4)

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 944 THE CATHEDRAL PRECINCTS
Remains of Cellarer's Hall in Archbishop's Palace garden TR 1558 SW 3/469B TR 1557 NW 5/469B
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2, This consists of the north-east angle of the hall with a newel stair.
Listing NGR: TR1504758001 (5)

<1> OS 1/500 1874 (OS Card Reference). SKE48131.

<2> Canterbury Archaeology 11th Ann Rep 1986-87 26-27 photo, plans (J Bowen) (OS Card Reference). SKE38538.

<3> DOE (HHR) City of Canterbury 1973 73 (OS Card Reference). SKE39962.

<4> Arch Cant 7 1868 1-206 plans illusts (R Willis) (OS Card Reference). SKE35458.

<5> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.