The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TR 04 SE BRABOURNE CANTERBURY ROAD East Brabourne (east side)
4/9 Malthouse and oast with wall and gate about 15 metres west and south west of Ivy Cottage
GV II
Malthouse, oast and wall. C17 malthouse and early C19 oast complex and wall. Red brick on ragstone with plain tiled roof. Malthouse with ragstone plinth, sometimes half the height of the single storey. Brickwork in irregular English and Garden wall bonds. Roof hipped, stepped up to left. Three massive buttresses to roadside, with 8 boarded window openings, and central group of 4 brick ventilation slits. Boarded doors to left, centre left and end right. Attached to left the red brick garden wall to Ivy Cottage, about 3 feet high, ramped at each end of approximately 20 metre lengths with central simple iron gate, the piers with cast iron capitals and finials, and dogtooth band half-way up the piers. To south of Maltings the early C19 oast complex, with 2 storey stowage with double height cart doors, hipped roof and roundel to rear. Hipped stowage barn to right, with 2 hipped half dormers, wooden casement, cart doors and boarded door to left. Rear courtyard with boundary walls and outbuilding. A second kiln and roundel was formerly behind (ie to east of) the Maltings building, 2 single storey vestigial buildings survive, of red brick and ragstone.
Listing NGR: TR0996841906

English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.