Reference from archaeological survey: "Small dairy. Late 19th century. Red brick, mostly stretcher bond; gable-ended. Concrete tile roof (probably pegtile or slate formely). Small single storey block built against front wall of stable facing northeast onto farmyard. It contains two rooms, each with a full height framed plank dooor onto the yard. Interior was not avaiable for inspection but the farmer reported that they were just used for storage and that dairy fittings were removed from the right (northwest) room circa 1960." (1)

<(1)> Kent Farmsteads Survey, 1991, Sevenoaks, Seal, Fawke Common, Lower Fawke Farm survey (Unpublished document). SKE30061.