Former annealing building of former Beaufort tinplate works

Former annealing building, oblong with stone rubble walls and slate roof, only some of the latter remaing. North gable end has six blocked yellow brick semi-circular vents above and two smaller similar vents below each side of tall central semi-circular arch with segmental headed opening and cast copper-slag keystone dated 1874. Doorway under brick arch on left side and round-headed window under brick arch on right side. In east wall, a series of small semi-circular brick vents below eaves above 3 blocked wide semi-circular headed arches. In west wall, a wide round-headed central window with four bays to each side, to right hand with four blocked semi-circular vents above a doorway and then three windows and, to left hand, with three of the former lunettes made into tall round-headed windows. South gable end of red brick with small C20 window to left and large blocked doorway to right.

Not available for inspection. Roof in poor condition. Said to have had wooden king post trusses internally. Newman says 'the tinning bays of the W block have been rebuilt in replica form'.