Reference from archaeological survey: "19th century L-plan cartshed. The north block is 4 bays, roofed on a west east axis and faces north towards the cattle yard. Flemish bond stock brick with a pantile roof. The eastern bay has been converted to a machine shop. A second block adjoins at the north at right angles and faces the drive/yard which leads up to the oasthouse. The 2 northern bays are open, although not shown as such on the 1907 OS map. This section is now used as a packing shed. The southern bay has a brick front wall with a doorway; outshut at south end." (1)

<(1)> Kent Farmsteads Survey, 1990, Rochester, Frindsbury, Stone House Farm survey (Unpublished document). SKE30059.