The following text is from the original listed building designation:
HORSMONDEN LAMBERHURST ROAD TQ 63 NE (west side) 3/63 Outbuildings, walls & rear courtyard north of Sprivers GV II
Outbuildings walls and courtyard. Circa 1750 and earlier. Red brick walls and storehouse with timber framed and weather boarded block; plain tiled roofs. Brick building, used as granary, honey house with apple loft over and bakehouse/brewery. Single storey on plinth with brick corbelled eaves cornice to hipped roof with stacks to rear left and to rear right. Three segmentally headed wooden casements, the centre with lattice work shutters, and 4 boarded doors. Hipped rear wing, the base in earlier English bond brickwork. Interior: end right section still with large sink and pump for brewing or washing purposes. Attached to left and enclosing a small garden area are red and blue chequered brick walls about 7 feet high in garden wall bond with boarded gateways linking to weather boarded building of 1 storey with half-hipped roof and stack to rear in red brick section. Two boarded doors, and simple window openings on returns. Interior: brick paviour floor; end bays lofted over; clasped purlin roof. Red brick wall, about 7 feet high extending to left (south) about 30 metres parallel to that extending southwards from the main house. Courtyard between House and outbuildings paved with brick.
Listing NGR: TQ6934039968

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