Description

SE 36 NE LANGTHORPE LEEMING LANE
(west side, off)

3/31 Maltings and kilns of
Warwick's Anchor Brewery

GV II

Maltings and kilns, now disused. Mid-late C19. Red/brown brick, grey slate
roof. Large rectangular maltings, 3 storeys, 7 x 3 bays with a pair of
square slightly taller 3-bay kilns attached to east end. South side: board
double door with timber lintel far left. Small square or rectangular
openings throughout, blocked on ground floor, otherwise louvred or with
casement windows, all having stone sills and large lintels, kilns with
windows only to top floor. Moulded stone kneeler to left end. Skylights
and ridge louvres to main block, pyramidal roofs with elevated flat-topped
flues to kilns. North side: timber-fronted projecting loading door with
gabled roof to left of centre. Interior not inspected. The building is
part of the brewery group including the earlier kiln (qv) and the tower
brewery (qv). J Hatcher, The Industrial Architecture of Yorkshire, 1985, p 138.

Listing NGR: SE3925467232

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26443349

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