What is recorded here

Terraced three-bay four-storey premises, c. 1850; in use as offices. Slate pitched roof, plain capping to parapet, rendered chimney stack, removed, c. 1995. Balustrade to roofline with consoles. Moulded cornice with dentils to parapet. Painted render finish to upper floors having square headed openings with cills. Windows are timber sliding sash six over six. Timber shopfront with scrolled consoles, cornice with dentils and acorn finials. Separate entrance to upper floors. Entrance openings and display windows are square headed, openings having plain overlights. Entrance hall to upper floor has decorative stucco elements including a moulded and bound stringcourse to ceiling panels having acanthus centrepieces.

Fine nineteenth century building retaining scale and form. Shopfront, though modified, appears virtually intact with several original decorative elements to the cornice and fascia. Internal hall to ground floor retains stucco cornice, centrepiece and brackets. Distinctive in its own right as well as being significant to the character of the streetscape.

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