Description

SU8881SE
27-0/4/10003

MAIDENHEAD
KING STREET
Nos.3 AND 5 (Odd)
Stables immediately to east of 3 and 5 King Street

II

Multi-storey brewery stables. Circa 1870. Red brick. Slate roof with gabled ends. L-shaped
on plan around a small courtyard; with stables and tack room on the first floor approached
by external stairs on the west side to a covered landing in the angle and with a hay loft on
the second floor. 3 storeys. The south gable end has an RSJ over later doorways and a
hayloft doorway in the gable with a plank divided door and hoist above. The west side of
the main east range has cambered arch openings on the ground floor with inserted piers and
two segmentally-headed multi-pane iron windows above on the first floor and projecting bay
on left clad in corrugated sheets and with 3 small 12-pane windows [the bay is supported on
ornate cast-iron brackets now inside a later lean-to below]; second floor blind. On the right
[west] side of the small courtyard a shallow flight of stairs with solid brick balustrades leads
to a covered open-fronted landing with timber posts and a slate roof These are the stables
to Nicholsons Brewery, founded in 1820 by Robert Nicholson. In 1965 the brewery on this
site was demolished except for the stables.

Listing NGR: SU8867081141

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26588082

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