Brewery Row, 25 Metres South East Of Main Stables To Belvoir Castle

This building is a row of four houses located 25 meters southeast of the main stables to Belvoir Castle, dating from the early 18th century. The houses are constructed of coursed ironstone and feature a roof made of graded Swithland slate. They are two stories tall and consist of nine bays. There are four doors that are irregularly spaced, and the windows are primarily cross casements, with most being three-light on the ground floor and two-light on the first floor. The house at the south end has altered windows. The gabled roof is topped with three large limestone ridge stacks, with the center stack positioned on the front roof slope rather than on the ridge. Additionally, there are two symmetrically placed hipped ridge louvres.