The following text is from the original listed building designation:
BRENT HILL, DAVINGTON 1. 1103 (North-East Side)
Barn to North of Nos 1 & 2 (Brent Hill Bungalow) TR 0161 NW 7/213 II GV
2. Aisled barn. 8 bays and 1 end bay at West end. Very low steeply pitched roof covered with corrugated iron, hipped at West end. Low weather-boarded walls. In 6th bay from West end, tall pair of wooden boarded doors with large hipped projection on shaped brackets over. Used as a store.
All the listed buildings in Brent Hill form a group.
Listing NGR: TR0120161757

Description from record TR 06 SW 256:
Ravenscourt Barn East, Davington, Faversham. Barn roof ('staggered butt side purlin' type) is dated from latter half of C16th to first half of C18th. Lack of wind braces within roof, straightness of tie beams and long angular form of the aisle-post jowls suggest date of 1650-1750. Barn has been moved from original site, indicated by late C18th/early C19th remains discovered under current location. (1)

additional reference (2)

Weatherboard barn at Davington, 100 yards east of the church, now with a corrugated iron roof. Probably of 18th century origin. The west end has a aisle at the end and at the east is a brick wall which was probably erected when a similar aisle was pulled down

Historic England archive material: BF031679 Ravenscourt Barn, to north of 1-2 Brent Hill Bungalow, Faversham

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

<2> Canterbury Archaeological Trust, 2002, An archaeological watching brief during ground works prior to the conversion of Ravenscourt Barn East, Davington, Faversham, Kent (Unpublished document). SKE13117.