Barling Hall Manor

Barling Hall Manor House did not achieve Listed Building status.

The original building is thought to have been demolished in the 1820s after it was accidentally burnt down after a court dinner. The building had:

• A rendered and painted façade
• Tiled gable roof
• Two chimney stacks, one at each end
• Vertical sliding sash windows
• Recessed arch above central front doorway
• Small single storey extension

The present house was erected partly from materials of the old house at Kent's, in North Shoebury. The house was therefore considerably altered and was not considered to be of such local architectural or historic importance to merit local Listing Building status.