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Guinness Brewery — Bellevue

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Guinness Brewery — Bellevue
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Corner-sited nine-bay two-storey vat house, built c.1920, having nine-bay south elevation and recent metal exposed vats to south-east corner. Flat roof hidden behind parapet to front (east) and south elevations. Granite capping. Yellow brick walls having cut rusticated granite quoins and cut snecked limestone to ground floor. Cast-iron and glass wall-mounted lamps to front elevation. Square-headed blind openings to first floor having brick infill and sills. Segmental-arched blind openings to ground floor having brick surrounds, rendered infill and granite sills. Limestone cobblestone to part of Bellevue streetscape.

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