DE14 Former Molson Coors Brewery, Station Street, Burton-On-Trent

The site comprises the impressive former Molson Coors Brewery site with its three prominent frontages extending to circa 5.23 acres (2.12 Hectares), upon which stand an array of two, three and four storey buildings built circa 1860s in solid red brick construction, whilst more recently, there have been additional buildings constructed during the 1970s. The buildings are laid out in a North East / South East orientation that reflects the historic configuration of the site. Two buildings are Grade II Listed and built circa 1864-65 in red brick construction whilst the modern industrial buildings occupy similar positions along a central spine as the original buildings on site. The main frontage on Station Street comprises a double gable end of the listed building and the silver fermenter silos, the latter of which stands circa 16m in height. Externally, vehicular access is available from all three frontages on Station Street, Duke Street and Cross Street

The site is prominently positioned on Station Street in Burton on Trent, with additional frontages on to Cross Street and Duke Street, approximately 0.4 miles to the east of the town centre. Adjacent to the site is a Sainsbury's supermarket and the Brewhouse Arts Centre and Café Bar, whilst directly opposite is the main Molson Coors Brewery.

The site has the benefit of excellent transport links with the A38 junctions connecting to the A5121 north and south, both within circa 3 miles in distance, providing easy access to Derby (circa 15 miles to the north), and Birmingham, (circa 30 miles to the south). Burton on Trent also provides direct links to Leicester (circa 26 miles to the southeast) via the M1 motorway and Nottingham (circa 29 miles to the northeast) via the A52. The railway station is within 5 minutes walking distance and provides cross country services to major towns and cities which include Derby, Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham