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Guinness Brewery — Bellevue

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Guinness Brewery — Bellevue
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Attached six-bay two-storey gable-fronted former vat house, built c.1880, now in use as warehouse. Pitched roof with raised barges to front (south) and rear gables with cut granite coping. Metal access deck to west elevation eaves. Yellow brick walls having cut rusticated granite quoins, cut snecked limestone to ground floor, and cut granite string course. Square-headed blind openings having brick infill, over segmental-arched blind openings having brick surrounds and granite sills to ground floor. Round-arched blind openings to front elevation first floor having brick surrounds and infill. Round-arched first floor openings to east elevation having cut granite sills and recent infill. Round-arched first floor openings to west elevation having multiple pane metal pivot windows. Recent square-headed openings to rear, including strip windows to ground floor. Oculi to front and rear gables. Segmental-arched door opening to front elevation having recessed brick surround and timber battened door with louvres above. Elliptical-arched carriage arch to front elevation having brick voussoirs and cut limestone reveals, recent red brick infill with two square-headed door openings. Cut granite bollards. Recent square-headed vehicular entrance to front elevation having concrete lintel, brick reveals and recent metal shutter. Metal access decks at first floor to front and rear elevations.

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