Description from record TR 06 SW 62:
Boughton Field Oast, Macknade Farm, Faversham. (Sited to TR02316024 from OS 1:2500 1962)Grade II. This four square kiln oast built in 1898 is currently being converted into a house. Originally all four kilns were heated using coal fires, but in the early 1900s a `Sirocco' burner was installed at the rear of the two left-hand kilns and warm air forced into the kiln from below the traditional wooden slatted floor covered with a horse hair mat. By contrast the two right-hand kilns were converted initially to coke-burning `Cockle' stoves and later to oil burners. The drying floors were of the roller hair cloth type. (See Illustration card for photo) (1)

TR 0260 Oasts at Macknade Farm to west of Macknade Farm Cottages. 19thc Cylindrical; brick, tiled, conical roofs. Metal cowls. (2)

The following text is from the original listed building designation:
CANTERBURY ROAD
1. 1103 Oasts at Macknade Farm to West of Macknade Farm Cottages TR 0260 14/218 II GV
2. Cl9. Cylindrical; brick. Tiled conical roofs. Metal cowls.
Nos 1 and 2 and Oasts at Macknade Farm form a group.
Listing NGR: TR0230260238 (3)

<1> Oasts in Kent 16th-20thc 1984 51 photo (R Walton) (OS Card Reference). SKE47852.

<2> DOE (HHR) Faversham Boro Kent Aug 1972 24 (OS Card Reference). SKE40561.

<3> English Heritage, List of Buildings of Special Architectural or Historic Interest (Map). SKE16160.