What is recorded here

Terraced two-bay four-storey premises, c. 1860. Retail outlet to ground floor with office accommodation above. Slate pitched roof, rendered chimney stack, parapet wall to façade. Painted render finish to upper floors with moulded cornice to parapet. Ionic pilaster and cornice arrangement to first and second floors having a plain frieze, moulded extended cills, keystones and decorated spandrels to first and second floor arched openings. Square headed openings to third floor having plain surrounds. Timber sliding sash windows in tripartite arrangement with overlights to arched openings on first and second floors and replacement windows to third floor. Remodelled shopfront with separate entrance to upper floors.

Distinctive nineteenth-century terraced building retaining intact decorative stucco work, and fenestration arrangement, though the top floor windows have been replaced. Significant for its scale and proportions as well as its decorative features, and its contribution both to the terrace and to the character of this part of the city.

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