Description

TL 41 SE SHEERING STATION ROAD
2/1
20.3.75 The Maltings (that part
to the W of the railway,
N block)

GV II

All the buildings of the Maltings form a group. Part of an extensive mid-late
C19 brick Maltings to the south of Sawbridgeworth Station, partly to the east
of the railway line and partly to the west, between the railway and the River
Stort. A long range of yellow brick buildings formerly 3 storeys, with oasts,
but now being altered. Built on an L-shaped plan with wings extending north
and south-west. The window ranges are divided by pilasters. At the north end
of the east front there is a gabled loft hoist on brackets. The north end is
gabled, with semi-circular headed blank arcading. The centre window in the
gable has a semi-circular head and there are flanking bulls-eye windows
(blocked). There are also circular cast-iron wall-anchor plates. A partly
3-storeyed block adjoins on the south-east with an oast. The north-west front
has pilasters. Roofs slate.

Listing NGR: TL4895514846

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26440210

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