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Biggenden Oast
Three square kilned oast house. The rare kilns were possibly the only square kilns to have been built with brick roofs. They are now covered in modern interlocking tiles and so it is not clear whether the original roofs remain beneath. A large greenstage attached to the kilns to the rear of the building was removed during conversion. The upper kiln walls have also been clad in weatherboard.
Created: Fri, 12 Feb 2010, Updated: Fri, 26 Apr 2013
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