The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TQ 86 SE BORDEN THE STREET (south side)
5/32 Street Farm House 24.1.67 and Nos. 1-3 Street Farm Cottages
GV II
Cottage row. C16 and clad C17 - C19. Timber framed, exposed with, plaster infill, and part clad with flint and red brick to left return front, with plain tile roof. Street front: 2 storeys. Close- studded frame with deep first floor jetty on brackets; roof hipped with return hip and gablet to right and stack to right. Irregular fenestration of 3 wood casements to each floor, and half-door to left end and board door centre Left. To right a C18 red brick and plain tile roof extensicn with 1 wood casement and 1 hatch. Left return front: a long timber framed range all of 2 storeys variously projecting and roofed. To right: 1-bay brick ground floor, plaster over; left of this C18 chequered brick with plat band, 3 wood casements anti central board door; to left 1-bay exposed frame, close-studded with brick nogging underbuilt with flint and dressed stone; to left 3 bay exposed close studding with plaster infill and arched bracing; end left projecting 2-bay, clad with C20 red brick. Igglesden suggests this range may be associated with a medieval cell of Leeds Priory, the flint and stone section in left return front may be medieval. (See Igglesden, Vol. 24, p.48ff.)
Listing NGR: TQ8822562864 (1)

Historic England archive material (2)

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

<2> Historic England, Archive material associated with Street Farm House, Borden, Listed building (Archive). SKE57240.