The following text is from the original listed building designation:

1804/0/10008 TONBRIDGE ROAD
03-JUL-01 Barming
The Cookhouse at Hoppers Field
II
Hop pickers cookhouse, converted into holiday accomodation. Probably c1822 as a farthing of this date was found in the foundations during refurbishment of c2000. Built of Kentish ragstone rubble with red brick quoins, apart from the front wall which is timberframed clad in weatherboarding on stone rubble plinth, with slate roof tapering to front with six adjoining brick chimneystacks to the rear wall. One storey. Front elevation has two late C20 casement windowsm , door and four-light French window and the window in a side elevation is also late C20. Interior has one large room with five cambered brick fireplaces and a small room with one cambered brick fireplace now painted white, all with iron rods , two of which retain iron hooks for suspending cooking utensils. Plain ceiling beams, reused original beams where possible. An exceptionally rare survival of a Kentish building type.
Listing NGR: TQ7233354497

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