Great Harmeston

House, whitewashed roughcast rubble stone with steep slate roof, wide boarded eaves with paired dentils and rendered end stacks, larger to left. Two storeys and attic, six-bay front with narrow 8-pane ashes, some horned, and boarded door in third bay, formerly with gabled porch. Rubble stone lean-to on left end overlapping with single-storey corrugated-iron roofed range stepped down from left gable; includes one 12-pane sash. Narrower range set back beyond and small brick range on the end with a nogged band course. Rendered right end wall and rear wing behind with 4-panel door and earlier C19 5-sided bay with 8-pane sash windows apart from centre 16-pane sash. Rear has twin gable ends with brick stacks; slate-hung upper floors, whitewashed rubble ground floor. Further sash windows are on the main front; an 8-pane sash to first floor right, 12-pane sash to ground floor right of centre, modern splay across angle of rear and cross-ranges. Low cross range at the junction of the main house and single-storey service/ agricultural range; the latter has swept roof over loft door reached by outside steps with landing over ground floor entry. Single storey range to right has door and tiny window.

Interior not available for inspection. Said to retain early to mid C18 interiors including staircase and substantial amounts of panelling; one room to the N cross-range has dentil cornice and fluted pilasters.