Now demolished for retail park.
A brick building (Structure 10a in TPAT report) in English Garden Wall Bond, with a hipped roof with a louvred upper section at the top providing good lighting to an internal area with green tiling. This is a 5 bay section. At the west end there is a single bay behind an internal dividing wall, with a gabled roof and upper vent. All built as a single tall storey with round-headed windows, dentilled eaves and blue brick detailing. A date stone on the SE face provides a date of 1908, but this face now has six large flat-headed entrances put in when the building was adapted to a garage; this evidently occurred before c.1950, perhaps in 1937 when another structure was built close by. (1)
A lean to section at (Structure 10b in the TPAT report) the NW corner with windows but no door – presumably entered from 10a. Described as an 'Oil Store' on the c.1950 plan, and tanks are still alongside it today. (1)
Also see MNTs 27060-72.

<1> TPAT, 2000, Building recording (photographic survey with description) of Warwick’s and Richardson’s Brewery, Northgate, Newark (Unpublished document). SNT4841.