Description

In the entry for
WESTWELL THE STEEET
11/2A Oasthouse in the grounds
of Court Lodge to east
of house

Part 2 of the item description should be amended to read:

Lower part of barn remains from mediaeval church manor. The building was converted
into an oasthouse circa 1840. Three red brick cylindrical casts, with conical tiled
roofs. The cowls have been replaced.

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1.
5272 WESTWELL THE STREET
Oasthouse in grounds
of Court Lodge to
east of house
TQ 94 NE 11/2A
II
2.
C19. Three red brick cylindrical oasts, with conical tiled roofs. No cowls
or fantails.

Listing NGR: TQ9908647452

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26326463

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