Woodstreet House

Woodstreet House is a house built around 1776 for Thomas May of Sittingbourne. It features grey headers with red brick dressings and plain tiled roofs. The facade is asymmetrical compared to the main body of the building, which may indicate that it incorporates an earlier, partly timber-framed structure. The house has two storeys and a parapet roof with a hipped extension to the left, along with three hipped dormers and chimney stacks at both ends. The windows are regularly arranged, consisting of four two-storey canted bays in red brick, with glazing bar sashes on each floor. The first floor includes a central ogee-headed glazing bar sash framed by a keyed red brick arch. There is a central projecting five-sided porch with a half-glazed door topped by an ogee-headed fanlight, all set within a pilaster surround and featuring an open pediment on consoles. Arched sidelights are also present.