The property is a unique, Grade II Listed former oast house in Canterbury, comprising two attached buildings. The original 19th-century building features a distinctive square kiln with a pyramid roof and is in need of refurbishment throughout. The attached building, believed to have been built in the 1970s, was originally used as theatre workshops and stores. The property has a rich history, having been used as a museum store in the early 1980s before becoming redundant. It is situated in a Conservation Area, Area of Archaeological Importance, and the Urban Area Boundary, and falls within the Canterbury City Council planning jurisdiction. The property benefits from nearby parking facilities and is close to local amenities, including shops, restaurants, and recreation areas. It is also conveniently located near Canterbury East railway station, providing easy access to the city and surrounding areas.