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Attached four-bay three-storey gable-fronted experimental brewery with attic accommodation, built 1904, having two-bay west elevation. Two-storey gable-fronted annex attached to south. Pitched slate roof having parapets and raised barges with cut granite coping. Yellow brick chimneystack. Yellow brick walls having rusticated granite quoins, granite platband to second floor level and carved granite cornice to attic level. Three-storey round-arched brick recesses to each bay on front (north) and west elevations. Diocletian windows to attic. Round-arched window openings to second floor. Segmental-arched openings to ground and first floors. Brick surrounds, granite sills and multiple-pane metal windows. Continuous pulvinated sill course to ground floor windows. Openings to east elevation boarded-up. Double-height round-arched blind openings to west (front) elevation of annex, segmental-arched window openings to rear. Limestone cobbles and tram tracks to Robert Street.
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