Description

1.
5213 SPRINGFIELD ROAD
(North Side)
Hop-kiln and office
and store at No 7
(former Gray's Brewery)
TL 7106 NW 4/210B 21.11.78

II GV

2.
C19. Two storeys on an L-plan, with a hop-kiln within the return of the two
ranges. The kiln has a tall truncated square-conoid roof with a flat lid to
its open top; slate-clad with leaded hips. The street frontage is of stock
brick with 4 pilasters and a first-floor band projecting. Roofs ridged, gabled
and slate-clad with eaves and troughing. Door central to frontage ground storey
with a window on each side, beneath brick arches. First storey had a central
loop-hole and a window 6 courses deep on each side. One stock brick chimney
stack. The east end of the front range has its first-floor band enlarged into
serpentine pediment of brickwork with a circular stone medallion carved with
a phoenix and dated 1801.

Listing NGR: TL7106406666

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26434100

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