Hop Rooms And Hop Kilns About 20 Yards North Of The Brainge

These hop rooms and hop kilns, located approximately 20 yards north of The Brainge, likely date to the 18th century with additions or alterations in the mid- to late 19th century. The structure combines timber-frame construction, brickwork, tiled sections, and slate roofing, with extensive weatherboarding. The timber-framed portion, likely originally comprising three bays and aligned east/west, features a projecting wing to the south. This wing is flanked by two square hop kilns. The building has two levels. The south gable of the timber-framed section has a 3-light attic casement beneath a weatherboard and features V-struts. The west gable of the three-bay timber-framed section is weatherboarded to the top, with a tallet stair leading to an entry point located to the left of centre.