Green King Brewery Buildings On South West Corner Of Crown Street Greene King Premises On South West Corner

The Greene King Brewery buildings, located on the south-west corner of Crown Street in Bury St Edmunds, date from the early to mid-19th century. The structure is part of the brewery premises and curves around the corner into Westgate Street. It is constructed from random flint with red brick and features a concrete plaintiled roof. The building is divided into eight bays by plain flat red brick pilasters and is a single storey.

On the Crown Street frontage, there is an additional single-storey range made of dark flint and red brick, topped with a pantiled roof. This roof includes a raised louvred continuous ventilator, also pantiled, and both the roof and the louvre are adorned with heavy moulded pierced and fluted bargeboards. At the north end of the louvre, there is a cast-iron open bell turret with a pointed lead-covered roof. The interior has not been inspected.