The following text is from the original listed building designation:
RIPPLE TR 34 NW
7/56 Barn and farmyard buildings about 10 to 25 metres south east of Ripple Court
GV II
Barn and farmyard. Circa 1600 and early C19. Barn: timber framed and weather boarded on red brick and flint base with corrugated iron and asbestos roof. Half hipped roof with raking mid-strey, the east end wall now open, the west end with kneelered parapet gable. Interior: 8 bays with aisles with passing shores, with undercut jowls on arcade and wall posts, and eccentrically placed and thin, deep bracing. Renewed clasped purlin roof. Attached to west end the courtyard wall, about 8 feet high, with early C18 granary, and C17 stable, rebuilt early C19, with plinth, plat band, plain tiled roof, 2 half doors and interior fittings remaining. The wall and farm buildings adjoin the outbuildings in the rear courtyard of Ripple Court (item 7/56)
Listing NGR: TR3493048811

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