The following text is from the original listed building designation:
HIGH STREET 1. 1614 (West Side) No 1 (Oak End) and Little Oak End. (Formerly listed as No 1 (Oak End)) TQ 5354/1/26 15.4.51 II 2. C18, but with mid C19 alterations and modern restoration. Symmetrical 3.1.3. facade. 2 storeys. Centre projecting tile-hung gable over-sailing on first floors and supported on carved stone brackets and brick pilasters on ground floor either side of centre door. Elevation of red brick with blue headers. Flat arches over windows of rubbed red headers. Red brick dressings to windows carried up full elevational height as vertical panels. End corner brick pilasters. Brick plinth. Eaves and gutter. Ridge tile roof with 4 gable dormers. Centre tall coupled brick stack. Centre gable with moulded barge-boards. Sash windows with glazing bars on both floors. Mullioned and transomed lattice casement on first floor in centre projecting gable with small attic window above. Centre vertically panelled oak door withpointed ogee arch over of red brick beneath oversailing centre gable feature. Brick pilasters on either side of door. Cl9 ornamental cast iron railings in front of building bordering the pavement.
Listing NGR: TQ5312054145 (1)

In 1994 a survey on cellars in the Sevenoaks area was undertaken. Oak End and Little Oak End were same property. Cellar under right front corner of Oak End and small coal cellar in left front corner of Little Oak End. (2)

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

<2> ?, 1994, Sevenoaks Cellar Survey (Unpublished document). SKE17186.