Listed Buildings in Winchelsea

Roberts Hill

Mill Cottage
Formerly listed as Nos 1 and 2 Rose Cottages
TQ 9017-9117
Grade II (listed 3 August 1961: amended 13 May 1987)
Formerly two cottages. 17th Century or earlier. Two storeys. Four windows. Stone rubble with dressings and stringcourse of red brick and grey headers. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Cellar of about 1300 beneath the building.

Remains of the former Town Wall in the grounds of St Mary's House to the north east of the house
Formerly listed as part of Remains of Town Wall
TQ 9017-9117
Grade II (listed 3 August 1961: amended 13 May 1987)
Part of the medieval town wall. Circa 1415. Stone rubble wall about seven feet high and two feet thick.

The Mill Farmhouse and St Mary's House
Formerly listed as Mill Farmhouse
TQ 9017-9117
Grade II (listed 3 August 1961: amended 13 May 1987)
Former farmhouse, now subdivided. L-shaped building. 18th Century. Two storeys and attic. Five windows. Three hipped dormers. Ground floor of north west wing stuccoed and of south east wing red brick. Above tile-hung. Tiled roof. glazing bars intact. Vaulted cellar of about 1300 beneath the house.

The Pipewell or Land Gate
Formerly listed under North Street
TQ 9017-9117
Grade I (listed 3 August 1961: amended 13 May 1987)
The second of the medieval gates of the town, also at one time called the Ferry Gate. Rebuilt in the early 15th century after the French had burned the town in 1380. Stone rubble. Two four-centred archways with the lower portion of a square tower over, though the centre of the roof above the archways has fallen in. A Scheduled Ancient Monument.