Description

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ST5974 ST ANDREW'S ROAD, Montpelier
901-1/36/1600 (South East side)
06/06/75 No.142
The Malthouse
(Formerly Listed as:
ST ANDREW'S ROAD
No.142
The Maltings)

II

Maltings. Early C19. Pennant rubble with brick dressings,
pantile hipped roof and slate pyramidal roof to oast house.
Open plan rectangular malthouse and attached square oast
house. Maltings of 3 storeys; 11-window range, with 2-storey;
3-window range oast house. Small segmental-headed windows,
with relieving arches below on the W side, to windows with
inserted jambs; 2 projecting hoist covers above doors to the E
eaves, and to the N end above the widened C20 opening.
INTERIOR: ground- and first-floor cast-iron columns with
Romanesque capitals and round flanges bearing heavy floor
beams, C20 timber roof, but few functional details; the oast
house has first floor of perforated clay tiles, related to
malting process.

Listing NGR: ST5955874694

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26498114

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