Description

GOUDHURST RANTERS LANE
TQ 73 NW (west side)

5/249
Ranters Hall
II
House sometime cottage row. C16, extended C17 and early C19. Timber framed
and clad with red and blue brick on ground floor, and tile hung on first floor,
extended with red and blue chequered brick, with plain tiled roof. Lobby entry
plan in origin. Two storeys on plinth, gabled roof with large stack cluster to
centre left, and projecting stack at end right. Irregular 6 wooden casements on
1st floor and 5 on ground floor, those to end right C19 extension with segmental
heads. Plank and stud door to centre left with hipped porch. Outshot to end
left, and catslide outshot to rear with 2 storey gabled rear wing. Interior:
full frame visible, with close-studded exterior walls (visible internally), with
framed outshots. Large inglenooks with triangular-headed recesses, other early
fittings including wide floor boards to upper floor. Named after the Ranters,
non-conformist sect who met and worshipped here C17 to Cl9.

Listing NGR: TQ7144937071

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26398844

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