Description

FAVERSHAM CANTERBURY ROAD TR 0160 (north side) Preston Lea ADDITIONAL 12/355 The Windmill public house Interior not inspected GV II

Public house, including former house/cottage row. C18 or earlier, extended early C19 and part fenestrated mid C19. Rendered with plain tiled roofs. Two separate buildings in origin and character. The right hand section, the earliest phase, of two storeys with hipped roof and stacks to centre left and to end right. Sash to left and two glazing bar sashes on first floor and two sashes to left on ground floor with central glazing bar sash and multi-pane window to right. Door of 6 panels to centre right with semi-circular headed surround. Catslide outshot to rear. Large scantling ceiling beams reported to interior. A single house originally and on 1841 Tithe Map, by C20 3 cottages and then incorporated into the public house mid-late C20. The left hand build- ing probably a purpose built alehouse, early C19, of 2 storeys with double span roof and stacks to centre and to end left. Two sashes on first floor and three on ground floor with half-glazed door to centre left. Property sale recorded 1824. See Faversham Papers no.19, Inns and taverns of Faversham.

Listing NGR: TR0179360495

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