The following text is from the original listed building designation:
ASHFORD ROAD 1. 5278 (South Side) Former Drying Loft at Turkey Mills TQ 75 NW 9/90A II GV
2. An early industrial building of the same date as the home, circa 1739-4O. It is a building of exceptional length, though this is now partly obscured by the addition of another building to the south-west. It was part of the original paper mills and the top storey was used for drying paper. However the roof was lowered, the front repointed and the buttress added in 1950. 2 storeys red brick. Tiled roof. The ground floor projects. 3 tall multipared windows to the right of the north half, which is all that is now exposed. To the left of this 2 tiers of 3 small windows. A similar arrangement originally flanked the tall windows on the right and the whole arrangement was then repeated in the south half of the building. This is now all obscured by the addition. The recessed top storey is faced with weather-boarding. The Drying Loft roof is of modified Queen post construction.
Turkey Court, Former Drying Loft at turkey Mills and Industrial Building adjoining former Drying Loft at Turkey Mill to the west form a group.
Listing NGR: TQ7658055726

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