The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 5280 SEAL BITCHET GREEN
Bitchet Farmhouse TQ 55 SE 47/1038
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2. C16 timber framed house, now as 2 dwellings. High pitched tiled roof with tall centre stack of linked shafts. Later tile hung 1st floor. Ground floor probably C18 galletted random rubble with red brick dressings, as are both return walls. C19 and modern casements. Low-sweeping lean-to behind C19 bargeboards to gable ends.
Bitchet Farmhouse shall be amended to read No 1 and Lord's Spring Cottage (Lord Spring Cottages).
The group value note appearing in the entires for items 43/1048 and 43/1049 on page 256 should now read Applewell, The Buck's Head Inn, Nos 1 and 2 (Pond Cottages) and Old School House Cottage form a group.
1. 5280 SEAL BITCHET GREEN
Bitchet Farmhouse TQ 55 SE 47/1038
II
2. C16 timber framed house, now as 2 dwellings. High pitched tiled roof with tall centre stack of linked shafts. Later tile hung 1st floor. Ground floor probably C18 galletted random rubble with red brick dressings, as are both return walls. C19 and modern casements. Low-sweeping lean-to behind. C19 bargeboards to gable ends.
Listing NGR: TQ5687354577 (1)

Historic negland archive material: BF088668 Lord's Spring Farm and Lord's Spring Farm Cottage, Bitchet Green, Seal File contains reports created for the Kent Farmsteads Survey - RCH01/050 with the following reference numbers: Lords Spring KFS-000038, Oasthouse KFS-000038/1, Stable KFS-000038/2 and also includes 3 photocopied external surveyor's 35mm prints.

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