Ozanam House — Saint Augustine Street

Terraced three-bay four-storey over basement former house, built c.1795, formerly in use as bank, now in use as offices. Recent single-storey lean-to extension to basement level to rear. Roof concealed behind parapet, cast-iron and replacement aluminium downpipes to front. Coursed dressed limestone walling to front elevation and lined-and-ruled rendered walls to rear. Recent moulded cornice to parapet to front and rear elevations and metal plaque to ground floor of front. Chamfered stone string course to ground floor front. Square-headed window openings with limestone block-and-start surrounds, sills and voussoirs, with replacement uPVC windows, having cast-iron window guards to basement. Rendered surrounds and reveals to rear windows with rendered stone sills and replacement uPVC and timber windows. Round-headed door opening to front within splayed rendered surround, having timber panelled door flanked by panelled render pilasters with bolection moulding and plinth blocks, supporting moulded cornice and transom and surmounted by petal fanlight. Doorway flanked by decorative iron lanterns, with ashlar limestone threshold and curved flight of limestone steps having wrought-iron railings over basement trench. Square-headed door opening to basement level below steps, with recessed recent timber door with rendered step.