Stansted Court Lodge Farm walls are brick on the south, west and north west sides, but, on the north east side and east, of brick and rubble faced with coursed, roughly knapped flint. There is an extension on the south side. A circular kiln with walls of brick and flint and a tiled conical roof stand at the northern end. The building consists of four construction phases. The first date to 18th century, when the building was used as a malthouse. (1)

<1> Gwen Jones, 1997, Oasthouse at Court Lodge Farm, Stansted, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE7211.