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Curious Brewery in Ashford set to open later this year

A new video has been released showing what a state-of-the art brewery in Ashford is set to look like.

Construction of the Curious Brewery began last year and it will also feature a shop, restaurant, bar and visitor centre as well as hosting guided tours.

The video shows just how large, and modern, the custom-built brewery is set to be. It is located on the 1.6-acre site in Victoria Road, just opposite the Ashford International Station, which was formerly wasteland.

The brewery is set to open later this year. Credit: Chapel Down (1412952)
The brewery is set to open later this year. Credit: Chapel Down (1412952)

The £1.3 million brewery is being built by Chapel Down which runs the winery in Tenterden. It will also be used to promote the company's Curious Beer brand which sells lager, IPA and cider all "made by winemakers".

The brewery is set to create 160 full-time jobs, as well as 50 additional jobs within the supply chain.

Artist design of what the inside will look like. Credit: Chapel Down (1412950)
Artist design of what the inside will look like. Credit: Chapel Down (1412950)

Planning permission for the Curious Brewery was given last year as part of a major redevelopment of the brownfield site. Also being built in the area is a new Aldi store, a 125-room hotel and more than 220 flats, all within a short walking distance of the Ashford International station and the town centre.

The brewery has been designed by Guy Hollaway architects and is set to be completed later this year.

VIDEO: What the Curious Brewery is set to look like. Credit: Chapel Down/Guy Hollaway

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