Wenford Bridge House and The Brewhouse

Former public house with malt loft and skittle alley, now two attached private houses.

Mid C19, converted in 1939 by Michael Cardew. Stone rubble with granite quoins. Wenford Bridge House has a rag slate roof with gable ends and brick end stacks. The former malt loft to the right (now The Brewhouse) has a brick stack on the right-hand gable end. Single-storey range to right, originally the skittle alley, has slate roof with gable ends; it is now part of The Brewhouse.

Wenford Bridge House is on the left and has a double depth plan with central entrance; bar originally in left-hand room heated by end stack with smaller bar to rear. Living room on right and kitchen to rear right, both heated by end stack. Stair to rear of passage and rear door offset. The Brewhouse is a two-storey range to the right with a one-room plan forming an obtuse angle with the front elevation of the house; ground floor heated by an end stack with cloam oven to front right and originally boiler to rear right. The former malt loft on the first floor is heated by an end stack with a loading door on front elevation. A single-storey range further to the right, rectangular in plan, was originally the skittle alley with a raked floor, and is now bedrooms in The Brewhouse.