Reference from archaeological survey: "Stable. Built between 1846-1870. Timber - framed and weatherboarded on stone rubble and English bond brick footings; pegtile roof, hipped at south end, gabled at north end. The building is roofed on a north/south axis and faces east into the yard; deep lean-to on posts added to the rear. The front elevation has a right and a slatted window to the far right. Doorway on left return about 1m above ground level. Inside the stable is divided into 4 stalls. The partitions coincide with 3 equally-spaced tie beam trusses (some reused timbers) with raking struts carrying purlins, all fixed with nails; ridgeboard. Good brick paved floor with drain; some kickboards; set of timber throughs." (1)

<(1)> Kent Farmsteads Survey, 1991, Sevenoaks, Brasted, Toys Hill, Obriss Farm survey (Unpublished document). SKE30065.