Description

ST 79 NE ULEY THE STREET 4/163 (west side)

Former brewhouse attached to No 29 (south-west side) II

Part dwelling, part storage, formerly carriage house with accommodation over, and brewhouse with maltings. Dated 1833. Fine crossed and squared limestone, front part stone slate hipped roof, remainder concrete tile and gable termination. A long narrow building lying immediately south-west of Weaver's House (q.v.). Front to road two storeys, broad 3-light sash at first floor over former carriage entrance with shallow elliptical arch plank doors, flanked by smaller sashes, all with glazing bars. Long return, left, first section two storeys, 4-windowed various casements, containing living accommodation, then, left, two storeys, various casement openings, throughway between sections, and further entrance near left end; all openings with segmental heads, some with remains of casements. First floor, far left, single stone segmental head carries inscription in raised lettering: '18 SPRICE 33'. Inside at gable end, pyramidal roof construction over full height space.

Listing NGR: ST7865298224

External Links

• Wikidata Q26624735

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