BENENDEN TQ8032 THE GREEN 1350-0/7/126 Stable and Hayloft approx 20 metres 25/03/86 to south west of Bull Inn GV II Stable with hayloft above. Probably c.1880 by George Devey who remodelled the Bull Inn at that time. Kentish Vernacular style. Rectangular building with verandahs to north west and north east. 2 storeys. Red brick with diaper patterned grey header on brick plinth, weatherboarded above and with outshut with timber framing and plaster infill on 1st floor. Hipped tiled roof. North east elevation has 1 loading door and small diamond paned casement window. Ground floor has 2 triple wooden mullioned and transomed casement with large plank door with iron hinges and rectangular fanlight. 1st floor obscured by wide verandah with tiled roof supported on 6 square wooden piers. Cobbled surface under verandah. North west elevation has ground floor of red brick with diaper patterned grey headers but the 1st floor which projects in the centre is of timber framing with plastered infill, close studded type with long tension braces. 1 triple casement with diamond leaded lights. Verandah supported on 5 square piers with flattened Tudor arches with centre wooden pendants. The right hand part of the stables retains troughs for horses and ladder to top floor. Left hand side retains 4 wooden loose boxes. Listing NGR: TQ8096032837