Former Brecon Brewery

The Former Brecon Brewery is a group of buildings located along The Struet. At the southern end, there is a structure made of painted stone rubble with a slate roof, featuring a large loft that includes four windows flanked by substantial brick chimneys. The front elevation is three storeys high and consists of two bays with a central doorway. There is an illegible plaque in the centre on the first floor, along with a fascia board. The window and door openings have dressed stone heads, and all floors are fitted with top-hung casement windows that are four panes wide. The door is modern.

Adjoining at the northern end is a lower two-storey, two-bay wing, which also has painted rubble walls and a slate roof. This wing features dressed stone heads on all openings except for the ground floor window. The inward opening windows on the first floor are three panes wide, and there is a single-pane window to the left on the ground floor, alongside a part-glazed door to the right.

Further north, there is a continuation of this wing that projects from the line of the other buildings. This section is two storeys high, with a front wall made of painted stone below and brick above that projects forward. It has a slate roof, one square window at eaves level, and on the ground floor, there are four small-pane sash windows and a doorway with a cambered head.