The following text is from the original listed building designation:
LANTHORN ROAD 1. 5283 (North Side) BROADSTAIRS No 34 (Farm Cottage) TR 36 NE 5/122 II 2. Outwardly early to mid C19. 2 storeys flint-faced with red brick dressings and stock brick long and short quoins. Crenellated flint parapet. Brick eaves cornice. 1 pointed sash with 'Gothick' glazing to front elevation and 2 similar windows to the left side elevation. Simple doorcase on the right hand side in flint and stock brick. 1 storey projection with crenellated roof. Similar 1 storey extension on the left side of flint and brick with crenellated parapet. 2 similar windows, 1 with elliptical head The house was originally the dairy to Callis Cart Farm and was the home of the notorious smuggler Joss Snelling.
LANTHORN ROAD shall be amended to read:-
LANTHORNE ROAD
The last sentence of the descriptive notes should be amended to read:-
The house was originally the dairy to Callis Court Farm and was the home of the notorious smuggler Joss Snelling.
LANTHORN ROAD 1. 5283 (North Side) BROADSTAIRS
No 34 (Farm Cottage) TR 36 NE 5/122 II 2. Outwardly early to mid C19. 2 storeys flint faced with red brick dressings and stock brick long and short quoins. Crenellated flint parapet. Brick eaves cornice. 1 pointed sash with 'Gothick' glazing to front elevation and 2 similar windows to the left side elevation. Simple doorcase on the right hand side in flint and stock brick. 1 storey projection with crenellated roof. Similar 1 storey extension on the left side of flint and brick with crenellated parapet. 2 similar windows, 1 with elliptical head The house was originally the dairy to Callis Cart Farm and was the home of the notorious smuggler Joss Snelling.
LANTHORN ROAD shall be amended to read:-
LANTHORNE ROAD
The last sentence of the descriptive notes should be amended to read:
The house was originally the dairy to Callis Court Farm and was the home of the notorious smuggler Joss Snelling. .
LANTHORN ROAD 1. 5283 (North Side) BROADSTAIRS No 34 (Farm Cottage) TR 36 NE 5/122 II 2. Outwardly early to mid C19. 2 storeys flint-faced with red brick dressings and stock brick long and short quoins. Crenellated flint parapet. Brick eaves cornice. 1 pointed sash with 'Gothick' glazing to front elevation and 2 similar windows to the left side elevation. Simple doorcase on the right hand side in flint and stock brick. 1 storey projection with crenellated roof. Similar 1 storey extension on the left side of flint and brick with crenellated parapet. 2 similar windows, 1 with elliptical head. The house was originally the dairy to Callis Cart Farm and was the home of the notorious smuggler Joss Snelling.
Listing NGR: TR3938069026

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