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brewery — New Quay

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Detached L-plan six-storey brewery, built c.1830, with nine-bay front elevation, fourteen-bay east elevation and three-bay return elevations. Now in use as offices, with replacement concrete perron to front elevation. Rendered partly crenellated parapet walls and cast-iron railings to roof. Rubble sandstone walls with cut sandstone quoins. Segmental-arch openings with red brick voussoirs and replacement timber windows, timber louvers to ground floor openings. Elliptical-arch door opening with dressed sandstone voussoirs, keystone, imposts and block-and-start surround and replacement timber door. Elliptical-arch door openings to east elevation with dressed sandstone voussoirs, imposts, keystones and block-and-start surrounds and replacement timber doors, both approached by flight of rendered steps with cast-iron railings.

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