Miller General Hospital Royal Kent Dispensary

Miller General Hospital Royal Kent Dispensary is a mid-19th century building that stands two storeys tall and features five windows. It is constructed from multicoloured stock brick. The slightly projecting side bays have rustic stucco quoins at the first floor, which support a breakfront frieze inscribed in relief letters with "ROYAL KENT INSTITUTED 1783 DISPENSARY." Above this, there is a dentilled cornice and a parapet that displays a three-dimensional Royal Arms in the centre, set beneath an open segmental pediment. The parapet also has the inscription "MILLER HOSPITAL" on either side. The roof is concealed.

The first-floor windows are renewed sashes set within moulded stucco architraves that have console bracketed cornices. The side windows feature stuccoed aprons with recessed panels. The central section of the building has a balcony above a round, three-window ground floor bay. The ground floor is finished in rusticated stucco with vermiculate quoins on the side sections. The replaced sash windows include glazing bars, with the side windows being three-light, segment-headed, and featuring rustications that form voussoirs. There is a plain entrance located on the return.