The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 5277 HEVER COURT ROAD SINGLEWELL
The George Inn TQ 67 SE 7/135
II GV
2. The front elevation is outwardly C18 but there is a timber-framed portion to the rear. 2 parallel ranges. The front range is of 2 storeys, the ground floor painted brick, the 1st floor pebbledashed on the front elevation and plastered on the side elevation. Tiled roof. 5 sashes with verticals only. 2 doorcases with pedimented hoods over. The rear range is weatherboarded with a slate roof and 1 sash window to the side elevation. To the rear is a 2 storey timber-framed portion at right angles.
Orchard House, Corner Cottage, Chapel Farmhouse and the George Inn form a group.
Listing NGR: TQ6542070712

Description from record TQ 67 SE 1174:
Second World War Battle Headquarters at the George inn for HG VII in the Singlewell area. It was part of the anti-invasion defences and probably originated in 1940. This would have involved adpation of the inn but the nature of that is not known. The Battle Headquarters would have been decommissioned by early in 1944 and any adaptations made good. The inn survives.
Owner : Private
Publicly accessible : Yes
How accessed for survey : The inn is accesiible any time it is open for business, although the part occupied by the Battle Headquarters is not known.
Tourism Potential : Perhaps as a point to be noticed on a defence heritage trail and for the interest of patrons of the inn.
Condition : very good
Date of visit : 04/01/06

Colonel, Gravesend Sub-Area, 01/09/41, Gravesend Sub-Area - Plan to Defeat Invasion (Unpublished document). SKE13840.

Smith, V.T.C., 08/04/06, The George Inn Second World War Battle Headquarters, Singlewell, Gravesend (Photograph). SKE13866.