Oast House About 50 Metres West Of Poulton Farmhouse

This is an oast house located about 50 metres west of Poulton Farmhouse, dating from the mid-19th century. The structure features red brick, ragstone, and a timber frame that is weatherboarded, topped with slate roofs and a tiled roundel cone. It is two storeys high with a loft for garret stowage. The base is made of brick in English bond, with a boarded cart entry on the left and sliding doors on the right. The upper floor is weatherboarded only on the front elevation, which includes two glazing bar sashes and a boarded door with a gable hoist housing above. The oast house has a very unusually shaped, elongated roundel with a dogtooth cornice leading to a tall conical cap. To the right, there are single-storey sheds with an open arcaded front and ragstone rear walls.