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Zumo Juice Bar — Earl Street North

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Zumo Juice Bar — Earl Street North
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Terraced three-bay four-storey red brick and granite retail premises, built 1917-19, to designs by Fuller & Jermyn. Single-bay central breakfront with engaged pilasters to east and west of front (north) elevation. Flat roof concealed behind red brick parapet having squared granite coping and central blank granite panel. Red brick chimneystack, shared cast-iron downpipes to west. Red brick walling laid down in Flemish bond with granite dressings. Granite modillion cornice to eaves, first floor entirely of ashlar granite. Moulded granite cornice between first and second floors having central apron panel with swag motif. Square-headed window openings to third floor having granite string course forming continuous lintel and corniced sills with apron panels. Square-headed window openings with gauged brick voussoirs to second floor with granite keystones. Central bays to first and second floor contained within double-height moulded granite surround comprising flat-topped entablature with moulded stone archivolt, holding timber casement oriel windows. Timber casement windows with overlights elsewhere, first floor openings having fixed single-pane windows with decorative overlights. Recent timber shopfront to ground floor flanked by earlier engaged granite Ionic pilasters. Fronts onto pedestrianized street.

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