No internal features surviving, ie empty rooms. However, observation cupola has identifiable parts of structure remaining. The top of which appears to have been converted into a light anti-aircraft position during World War two (twin Maxim gun Beaverette).
Owner : Private
Publicly accessible : No
How accessed for survey :
Tourism Potential : None at present, only if Cliffe Fort restored and opened to the public.
Condition : poor
Date of visit : 06/09/29

This feature is recorded in the English Heritage Historic Area Assessment for Cliffe parish. The report states: "The launch rails for the Brennan Torpedo station which was installed in 1890 can be seen at low water." (5)

Norman Thomas, 01/01/80, Louis Brennan Inventor Extraordinaire (Article in monograph). SKE14272.

Norman Thomas, 01/01/80, Louis Brennan Inventor Extraordinaire (Article in monograph). Ske14272.

MMRG, 09/06/06, Brennan Torpedoe Station Cliffe (Photograph). SKE14501.

MMRG, 09/06/06, Brennan Torpedoe Station Cliffe (Photograph). Ske14501.

<5> Historic england, 2014, Hoo Peninsula Outline Historic Area Assessment: Cliffe and Cliffe Woods Parish. Research Report 2014-54 (Bibliographic reference). SKE31591.