Gooseberry Hall Farmhouse - Nonington Kent UK - Thatch Cottages on Waymarking.com

Gooseberry Hall Farmhouse is a 16th century (extended 19th century) timber framed and weather boarded thatched building.  It was given Grade II listed building status in 1986. The land on which it's built was an ancient Anglo Saxon holding spelt variously over centuries but in 1615 it was known as Mounkton, and still went by that name on a 1750's St Alban's Court estate map. The name's original meaning was 'monks homestead or farm'.

Instructions for Visiting a Waymark: Considerate parking can be had at given parking co-ords. Please respect the privacy of the occupants. Roof Type: Roof has Straw covering Wall Type: Walls are constructed from Stone Construction Date: 16th Century Building Rating: Parking: N 51° 13.831 W 001° 14.805 Location: Gooseberry Hall Farmhouse Cherry Garden Lane Nonington, Kent England CT15 4HJ Related web site if known: Not listed

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