Rocky Lane Farm was in the ownership of the Greys Court Estate until its sale in 1922. It consisted of an C18^th brick and flint farmhouse with gable end chimney stacks and timber mullion windows and a decorative Victorian porch (see photograph in 1922 Sales Catalogue). There is also a five-bay barn, weatherboarded with inner principals and porch.

The change in ownership brought about gentrification of the property with the introduction of re-used stone mullion windows, leaded lights, a semi-circular  arch front door surround, and various other re-used stone Tudor arch doorways and features, often well weathered and very likely originating from the demolition site of a 16th-century house.