The following text is from the original listed building designation:
1. 5280 EYNSFORD LULLINGSTONE LANE Lullingstone Dovecot at Lullingstone Castle TQ 56 SW 5/65 1.8.52 II GV 2. C18. Octagonal building faced with flints with red brick quoins at the angles of each side. Slate roof. Listing NGR: TQ5301664385 (1)

Description from record TQ 56 SW 92 :
[TQ 5309 6453] Dovecote in the grounds of Lullingstone Castle (TQ 56 SW 18). 18th century octagonal building, faced with flints with red brick quoins. Slate roof. (2)

Dovecote at Lullingstone Castle, Grade II, Lullingstone Lane. 18th century. (For full description see list.) (3)

The dovecote is about 100 yards from the castle and church. It is octagonal in plan, and built of flint and red brick with a conical roof. The "potence" is still in position. (4)

Additional Info (5).

Col.Meates said that an expert had examined the dove-cote and found it to be C18th, not Tudor as in (4). The potence is no longer in position. (6)

Additional bibliography. (6)

<1> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.

<2> MHLG Schedule Dartford 3541 (1952) (OS Card Reference). SKE47170.

<3> DOE (HHR) Dist of Sevenoaks Kent Oct 1982 24-25 (OS Card Reference). SKE40320.

<4> Dartford Dist Antiq Soc 4 1934 20-1 (OS Card Reference). SKE39644.

<5> Pittman, S., 1983, Lullingstone Park: The Evolution of a Medieval Deer Park, pages 38-39 (Monograph). SKE11893.

<6> Pittman, S, 2003, Additional information from Susan Pittman concerning Lullingstone Park (Unpublished document). SKE11937.

<7> English Heritage, 1995, Monuments Protection Programme, Step 1 Report - Dovecotes (Unpublished document). SKE16578.