Elgoods Brewery

Elgoods Brewery is a building constructed around 1795 by Denis Herbert of Royston. It is made of local brown brick and features hipped roofs covered with plain tiles and slate. The main facade, which faces the River Nene, consists of six bays and two storeys, with a cartway located to the left of the centre. The building has a parapet and a large pediment with stone copings and ogee brackets at the cornice. There are giant pilasters at the corners, a stone band at the height of the first-floor cills, and stone cills beneath the ground floor windows. The segmental headed archway has stone jambs and an arch. On the first floor, there are six recessed four-light windows with segmental arches, three of which have boarded shutters. The ground floor windows are similar but set in double recessed segmental arches, with two of the windows also shuttered.