Range Of Outbuildings Including Cart Lodge And Granary West Of Bloors Place

This is a range of outbuildings, including a cart lodge and granary, located west of Bloors Place in Gillingham. The buildings likely date from the 18th century, with some late 19th-century alterations to the cattle shed, which features a roof that may have been added in the late 19th or 20th century. The structure is constructed of red brick in various bonds, partly weatherboarded timber-frame, and has a tiled roof.

The layout is rectangular, and the exterior is two stories high. The seven-bay cart lodge has an open ground floor supported by timber posts, featuring small curved braces to the wall plate and longer braces to the inner posts. The first-floor granary is weatherboarded and includes open central and right-hand doorways, with small boarded windows positioned between them. The rear of the building has a first-floor loft door and window, along with a ground-floor window that has boarded shutters. The lower left-hand brick single-storey former cattle shed was probably originally open-fronted but is now brick-fronted, featuring a right-hand vehicle entrance and a louvred window. The interior has not been inspected.