Description

BOUGHTON MONCHELSEA BERESFORDS HILL
TQ 75 SE (East side)

1/3 The Malt House
(formerly listed
under The
14.11.1983 Quarries)

GV II

Maltings with integral warehousing. Circa 1860. Random ragstone with quoins
and red brick dressings. Plain tile roof. South-facing, facade comprising
gable ends of warehouse (to left) and of maltings (to right of centre), with
lower section linking the 2 gables, and similar section to right side of
maltings. 2 low storeys, warehouse with a third storey extending into gable.
Central loading door above tie-beam level of warehouse, flanked by 4 single
lights. 2 small, deeply-recessed windows with cambered heads set one above
other towards right side of warehouse, and half-glazed ground-floor door
with loading door immediately above it, towards left side. Linking section
with much lower eaves and ridge than warehouse; window with cambered head to
right, and central boarded ground-floor door, with first-floor door immediately
above. Steeply-pitched roof to maltings, hipped to front and rear and with
ridge surmounted by louvred upstand, also with hipped plain-tile roof.
Segmental-headed ground-floor window towards left and door towards right end
of gable end. Right end section has segmental-headed first-floor window and
ground-floor door towards left. Further addition towards rear of right gable
end. Interior not inspected.

Listing NGR: TQ7690651502

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