Clegg's Factory Building

Clegg's Factory Building is a former factory, originally a brewery, built around the 1870s. The structure is made of common brick with red, blue, and yellow brick and stone dressings, topped with a fishscale slate roof. It stands three storeys high and features five bays. The building has sill bands and a top cornice. The ground and first floors are adorned with segmental-headed windows that have red and blue brick heads, and small-paned casements. Between the ground floor windows are red, blue, and yellow brick roundels, while diamonds are positioned between the first floor windows. The second floor has windows with seven square lights and small-paned casements, and the returns feature open pediments, four-light second floor windows, and roundels above. The right return has three bays that mirror the front. A rectangular louvre with a hipped roof, covered in hexagonal slates and topped with iron cresting and a weather cock, is also present. There is a tall stack at the rear, along with extensions that are of no special interest.