Oasthouse Immediately North West Of Badsell Park Farmhouse

The building is an oasthouse located immediately northwest of Badsell Park Farmhouse. It is currently used as an office and tea room associated with a farm trail. The structure includes an early 19th-century kiln, a storage area, and a second kiln that is likely from the early 20th century. The storage area features English bond brick on the ground floor and is weatherboarded above, topped with a peg-tile roof. The early 19th-century kiln is made of Flemish bond brick and has a tarred roof, while the 20th-century kiln is constructed from Flemish bond brick with an asbestos slate roof.

The oasthouse is situated next to the farmhouse and faces west. The cylindrical early 19th-century kiln is located to the north, while the rectangular 20th-century kiln is to the south. The cylindrical kiln has a conical roof and a timber cowl, while the rectangular kiln features a hipped roof with a ventilator along the ridge. The west front of the storage area has original paired plank doors in the center, a central loft door above, and is flanked by original top-hung three-light casement windows. The rear elevation retains three original top-hung casements on the first floor. The rectangular kiln has paired 20th-century doors at the west end and two first-floor doors on the south side.

The interior has not been inspected. This building is included for its group value with Badsell Park Farmhouse.