The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TQ 5956 IGHTHAM THE STREET 5/15 (north side)
1.8.52 The George and Dragon Public House (formerly listed under Main Road) GV II
Public House. Originally C16 throughout, stable block to right rebuilt 1880 after fire. Range to left. Possibly originally a hall-house, now much rebuilt. Underbuilt in painted brick on ground floor with moulded bressumer above. Close-studded timber-framing with plaster infilling on first floor. Plain tiled roof with off-centre brick stack. Two storeys, irregular. Three window front, C19 casements, those on first floor close up under the eaves. Entrance with C19 boarded door to left of right-hand ground floor window. Interior. Some chamfered ceiling joists on ground floor. Fireplace with spandrels carved with arms of Earl of Stafford and the see of Canterbury. Range to right. Rebuilt after 1880 fire. Painted brick with painted imitation timber-framing on first floor. Plain tiled roof, hipped to south, with one ridge stack off-centre to left end one right end stack. Two storeys; 3 window first floor, one window to left on ground floor, large wooden casements. Two entrances with boarded doors, centre and left. Listing NGR: TQ5950256666 (1)

Description from record TQ 55 NE 46 :
(TQ 59535671 - Sited from HHR map) (2) II The George & Dragon Public House MAIN ROAD Long imposing facade, slightly splayed in plan following the crook in the road. Only a small portion to left of the building is any age, probably 16th century. The painted brick on ground floor conceals an overhang. Moulded bressummer above with vertical half-timbering and plaster infilling on first floor. The long stable wing to right was built to match the older part to left in 1880, following a fire, which destroyed the greater part of the inn. Only on close inspection can it be seen that the vertical half-timbering on the first floor is merely painted in imitation. The interior is interesting, one room on the ground floor having very good chamfered ceiling joists as well as a fireplace with spandrels carved with the arms of the Earl of Stafford and the See of Canterbury. (1) TQ 5956 IGHTHAM THE STREET 5/15 (north side) 1.8.52 The George and Dragon Public House (formerly listed under Main Road) GV II Public House. Originally C16 throughout, stable block to right rebuilt 1880 after fire. Range to left. Possibly originally a hall-house, now much rebuilt. Underbuilt in painted brick on ground floor with moulded bressummer above. Close-studded timber-framing with plaster infilling on first floor. Plain tiled roof with off-centre brick stack. Two storeys, irregular. Three window front, C19 casements, those on first floor close up under the eaves. Entrance with C19 boarded door to left of right-hand ground floor window. Interior. Some chamfered ceiling joists on ground floor. Fireplace with spandrels carved with arms of Earl of Stafford and the see of Canterbury. Range to right. Rebuilt after 1880 fire. Painted brick with painted imitation timber-framing on first floor. Plain tiled roof, hipped to south, with one ridge stack off-centre to left end one right end stack. Two storeys; 3 window first floor, one window to left on ground floor, large wooden casements. Two entrances with boarded doors, centre and left. (3)

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

<2> MHLG 2433/11/A Tonbridge RD Kent. May 1950 48 (OS Card Reference). SKE47100.

<3> DOE (HHR) Dist of Tonbridge & Malling Kent May 1984 18-19 (OS Card Reference). SKE40391.