M25 Barrow Green
Post to the north Oxted Downs Post to the west Godstone Rooks Nest Barrow Green Road Barrow Green Farm. The farmhouse is a mid 16th Wealden farmhouse. It is timber framed with rendered cladding below, and tile. There is known to have been a lime kiln here. Oasthouse. This is a late 18th rubblestone and clunch bulding. It has a pyramidal roof over a square pavilion at the south end. There are also some associated buildings. Mount. This is a large bowl-shaped mound perhaps 30 ft high. The top has a flat area about 20 ft. in diameter. It may be natural or a natural feature converted to a barrow – which has been the view in the past. It was excavated in 1869 and was then thought to be natural. Later observers thought it had a ditch round it and found flint flakes. They said loose sand was piled up in a circular heap on sand-stone. It is thought that it could possibly have been a motte to hold some sort of fortification and is shown in 1408 as a castle mound. It is also thought