Old Tun Room, Fremlins Brewery

The Old Tun Room at Fremlins Brewery is a building dating from 1876, with alterations made around 1900 when an additional storey was added. It is constructed of red brick and features a slate roof. The building is primarily four storeys tall, with a central block that includes an extra storey topped by a gable, and two gables on the right side. The right-hand side of the building has five blank round-headed arches. The rear elevation features four cambered windows on the left side, a central gable with a finial, and early 20th-century windows on the two upper floors. The right side has pivoting casements and some yellow polychromatic decoration. Inside, the main fermenting hall contains 14 circular fermenting vessels, including some copper-lined vessels that were originally from the Star Brewery in Canterbury. The building also has a king-post roof.