Baird'S Malthouse is a Grade II listed building in the Bath and North East Somerset local planning authority area, England. First listed on 21 March 1972. Malthouse. 7 related planning applications.

Baird'S Malthouse

WRENN ID
quartered-tower-hawk
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Bath and North East Somerset
Country
England
Date first listed
21 March 1972
Type
Malthouse
Source
Historic England listing

Description

SYDNEY BUILDINGS 656-1/42/1620 (West side) Nos.17-20 (Consec) Baird's Malthouse 21/03/72

GV II

Malthouse, now offices. Mid C19, altered C20. MATERIALS: Squared limestone rubble, half-hipped slate roof with two ridge vents; kiln with slate roof and weather boarded vent. PLAN: Rectangular plan. EXTERIOR: Single, windowless, storey to street; two storeys to rear. Thick coped walls to front and rear rise to truncated pediments over half-hipped roof with plain segmental arches to C20 double central doors, to rear flight on steps down to platform with C20 windows to two semicircular arched openings to lower ground floor. Former kiln to left square plan with pyramidal slate roof, tapered weather boarded vent at apex and two semicircular arched openings with C20 windows to ground floor. INTERIOR: Not inspected. Survey drawings by John Mosse ARIBA in the National Monuments Record of 1972 show an eight-bay, three-storey interior to main building carried on cast iron columns beneath a wide queen post truss roof. HISTORY: One of the more notable survivals of canal-based industry along this section of the Kennet and Avon Canal, opened in 1810, this building was erected for Hugh Baird and Sons, maltsters.

Listing NGR: ST7582564763

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