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A wooden door set within an ornate stone archway featuring a carved lintel and rectangular hood mold in a brick wall.

Kingston Wood Farm, early 16th cent. (RCHM)

Kingston Wood farmhouse, Ermine Way

History of Kingston Wood Farmhouse

A two-storey farmhouse with timber framing on the upper floor, a brick ground floor, and a tall brick chimney stack.

Kingston, Wood Farm, early 16th cent. (RCHM)

Listed Building

Manor house. Late C15 or early C16. Facade remodelled early C18. (Historic England)

Estate cottage. Mid C19.

Bridge. Late C17 or early C18 with modern brick to parapet. Two arches.

A detailed 1720 hand-drawn map fragment showing property boundaries, labeled fields, and small illustrations of buildings.

Kingston Wood farm, estate map 1720 (CRO)

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  • tudor

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