Guess the Place

[MartinR]

"The Cloth Hall", (aka "Turk Farmhouse") Grade II*.  Official listing: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1071366?section=official-list-entry
"Hartnup House" is next door, also Grade II*: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1366291?section=official-list-entry
Thanks for the prompt Grandarog, I put Hartnup House into DuckDuckGo and the official listing came up, which prompted me to check the map and find the neighbour.

[grandarog]

Would that be "Hartnup House"named after Mathew Hartnup who added the SouthEast Wing in 1671, that Luton man has found and Martin R has pinpointed.

[MartinR]

Well Lutonman has found it and led me to it.  The house is at:

• Nat Grid:   TQ 87886 42357
• Post Code:  TN27 8QB
• WGS84:      51°08'59"N 000°41'06"E or 51.14963,0.68500

-- but what it's called is still outstanding.  You're very mysterious John!

[Lutonman]

Water lane Smarden?

[Lutonman]

Smarden?

[John Walker]

The River Beult runs behind this property.

[John Walker]

Very close to village church.

[John Walker]

Somewhere near Pluckley?

Not Pluckley but the right area of Kent.

[johnfilmer]

Somewhere near Pluckley?

[John Walker]

Corn exchange?
or
Cloth Hall?

Not a corn exchange MartinR.  JohnFilmer is closer with Wool Hall. 


Ghosts sightings just round the corner.

[MartinR]

Corn exchange?
or
Cloth Hall?

[John Walker]

A Wool Hall?

Close but not wool as such in the name.

[johnfilmer]

A Wool Hall?

[John Walker]

Looks a bit like Derbies Court at Stalisfield

Not there - you need to head South West. 


Would have once contained trading stalls.  The name of the building states what was sold there.

[johnfilmer]

Looks a bit like Derbies Court at Stalisfield