Brewmaster's House, Trumans Brewery

The Brewmaster's House, located at 95 Brick Lane, was built around 1834 as a residence for the head brewer of Truman's Brewery. It is constructed of yellow stock brick and features a stone cornice and bands, topped with a slate roof. The building stands four storeys tall and has a regular five-bay facade facing Brick Lane. The lower three storeys are framed by arcaded surrounds and include tripartite windows. In the courtyard, the structure has two bays, followed by one set-back bay and two bowed curves. The furthest bay has its ground and first-floor windows lowered to create access to a mirrored glass link with the Director's house. The other windows are fitted with glazing bar sashes, with the ground floor windows featuring round-arched tops. A set-back panelled door with a square top light leads into the building. Inside, some original cornices and skirtings remain, along with a sinuous spiral staircase featuring a stick baluster and a mahogany handrail that rises through four flights.