Fullers Brewery, Middle Section, Containing Board Room

Fuller's Brewery, middle section, containing the board room, is a late 18th-century building originally constructed as the owner's residence and now used as offices. It is made of brown brick and has three storeys with five windows featuring segmental arches and glazing bars. The cills on the first floor are extended by a stone band. The two windows on the left are long and have iron balconies. A parapet crowns the building, and there is probably an original doorway in the passage to the right, which is now part of an early Victorian extension.

Inside, the board room on the ground floor is well-preserved, featuring a Georgian staircase with carved brackets. There is one unaltered room upstairs that includes an iron fire basket and a moulded frieze. All windows in the building are fitted with shutters.