Description from record TR 24 SE 40 :
TR 275418. A short timber barn (about 70 by 30ft) with five bays including central passage; its high aisles and deeper eccentric transverse braces, show it to be a late but no doubt pre-Dissolution, version of the same type. (1)

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
TR 24 SE HOUGHAM ABBEY ROAD (south side) 4/69 Barn about 10 6.2.79 metres south of Well-house, St. Radegund's Abbey GV II Barn. C16. Timber framed and clad with concrete blocks, with flint and rubble stone on right return. C20 pantiled roof. Half-hipped roof, with hipped strey to left. Interior: 4 bays with aisles, with passing shores to arcade posts, and with clasped purlin roof. Described by Rigold (Arch. Cant. 1966) as late "but no doubt pre-Dissolution".
Listing NGR: TR2764342124 (2)

<1> Arch Cant 81 1966 21 (SE Rigold) (OS Card Reference). SKE35718.

<2> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.