St Osyth's Priory Drying House

St Osyth's Priory Drying House is a drying house, possibly from the 18th century, with some earlier brickwork on the west wall. It is constructed of red brick and features a tiled roof.

The drying house has a square shape and a pyramidal roof, which includes a chimney on the south slope. Centrally located on the south elevation is a plank and batten door. There are two louvred openings beneath the eaves on both the west and east elevations, with the openings on the east being taller than those on the west. The west elevation features a tall plinth, and the brickwork below the louvres, including the plinth, is laid in English bond. This brickwork appears to be older than the rest of the building and is not fully keyed into the south wall. The remaining brickwork is primarily laid in Flemish bond.