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Attached multiple-bay four-storey brewhouse, built c.1875, having stepped front (north) elevation. Currently disused. Saw-tooth roof having glazed panels to north, raised granite parapet with cornice and metal access walkway. Brown brick walls laid in Flemish bond with red brick quoins and render plinth. Painted brick walls to part of ground floor to front. Vertical round-headed recesses to front, east and west elevations, incorporating round-headed window opening to upper level, segmental-headed window opening to first and second floors, with red brick voussoirs and surrounds, and steel framed windows. Round-headed openings to ground floor with brick and painted brick surrounds, now blocked. Continuous cut granite sill course and impost course. Segmental-headed openings to basement with red brick surrounds, now partially blocked. Square-headed opening to ground floor to front having corrugated-iron door. Square-headed door opening to west elevation, set within round-headed opening with red brick surrounds having timber framed door accessed via render steps. Round-headed door opening to ground floor of east elevation, having red brick surround, double-leaf timber battened door and overlight.
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