Building record TQ 64 NE 281 - Post-medieval stable at Hale Street

Reference from Archaeological Report: "Probably late 18th century, with a 19th century rebuild stable at the W end. On a NW/SE axis, say WE site SW of the farmhouse. E of the malt-house/oast-house. The yard to its rear is at a higher level than the yard in front. Ground floor Flemish bond brick, first floor weatherboarded, the ends tile-hung; peg-tile roof, half hipped at ends left W end rebuilt in brick with a rounded corner. The front S elevation has 2 wide stable doors with egmental arched heads and 2 segmental headed windows. Loft doorway to left of centre." (1)

Historic England archive material: BF096227 BUROUGHS OAK FARM, HALE STREET, EAST PECKHAM

<(1)> Kent Farmsteads Survey, 1992, East Peckham, Hale Street, Maidstone Road survey (Unpublished document). SKE30042.