Scadbury Manor

Scadbury Manor is a building located on New Barn Road in Southfleet, with the east half dating from 1787. This section features a dated brick in the east wall, and inside, there are some 17th-century bricks, with the kitchen also dating from the 17th century. The manor is two storeys high with three windows and is faced with buff bricks. It has a parapet and a tiled roof, with windows that include glazing bars. Originally, there were three round-headed arches on the ground floor, but the outer areas are now concealed by a 20th-century red brick porch and bay. The center arch has been altered to contain a window. On the left side, a brick is scratched with "RA 1787," indicating Robert Andrews. The west half of the house was added around 1910 in red brick with a slate roof and has two windows, also two storeys high. The old kitchen contains some 16th-century panelling that has been reused from the earlier house on the site, and the door above the staircase features two slits for firing pistols. The Andrus family resided in the house from 1696 until about 1970.