Listed Building record MDR25087 - No. 12 Church Street and Attached Building, Melbourne

No. 12 Church Street and attached building, Melbourne, an early 19th century building. From the National Heritage List for England: 'SK 38/3925 6/104 PARISH OF MELBOURNE, CHURCH STREET (South Side), No 12 and Attached Brewery Buildings GV II House and attached brewery buildings. Early C19 with minor later alterations. Red brick with rendered plinth and painted stone dressings to the house, brewery buildings are completely rendered. Plain tile roofs with central brick ridge stack and brick gable stack to north, plus dentilled eaves bands. House, three storeys and three bays, brewery buildings, three storeys and four bays with canted plan. House has a central doorcase with panelled door and plain overlight with an adjoining pair of plain sashes to north and a single plain sash to south, beyond which there is a brick segment headed doorcase with plank door into an alley. Above there are three plain sashes and above again there are three smaller sashes. Ground and first floor openings have wedge lintels with lower edges slightly arched to either side of raised keystone. Brewery outbuildings, attached to rear of No 12 facing the street have a very irregular facade. Eastern bay has a segment headed doorcase with plank door and a small shuttered opening, and above there is a flat headed single light small pane casement window. To west the two central bays have double plank doors to east with two small segment headed openings to west and above there is 3-light fixed small pane segment headed window to east plus a plank door and a C20 2-light opening, to west. Above again there is a fixed small pane 3-light flat headed window to east and four large C20 four paned windows to west. Beyond again to west, set at a slightly different angle, is another bay with segment headed doorcase into an alley to west with first floor door to east and 2-light window above. Listing NGR: SK3867625149.' (1)