Brewhouse, Malthouse And Hop Stores At Fremlins Brewery

The brewhouse, malthouse, and hop stores are part of the Fremlins Brewery complex, dating to 1898. They are constructed of red brick with slate roofs. The left-hand section is three storeys high and has five windows. It features mainly cambered metal casements with pivoting central sections, though the top storey appears to be a later addition. Wooden lucarns (dormer windows) are present on the second and first floors, supported by large iron brackets. The central section is taller and has a pediment with a modillion cornice and lucarn, four giant round-headed arches, and circular iron ties. There are two cambered entrances on the ground floor. A wooden link block connects this section across the roadway to the Old Tun Room. The right-hand block is also dated 1898, with a pediment and modillion cornice, and features three round-headed arches to the front and four to the side, which were formerly open. Inside, the brewhouse contains a mash tun floor with cast iron pilasters and a scientific king post roof.