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Starbucks — Westmoreland Street

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Starbucks — Westmoreland Street
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Pair of two-bay five-storey former houses and shops over basements, built c.1790, façade remodelled in 1867, with shopfronts to front (east) elevation. Now in use as café and hotel. M-profile hipped roof hidden behind stepped rendered parapet with granite coping, red brick chimneystacks having clay pots. Smooth rendered walls. Square-headed openings with granite sills, continuous render sill course to fourth floor, having render pilasters supporting pediments to first floor and entablatures with decorative foliate Portland stone panels to upper floors. Replacement uPVC windows throughout. Timber shopfront comprising timber panelled risers with plain square-headed display windows having bevelled glass transom lights. Recessed twin square-headed openings with mosaic tiled threshold and timber doors having plain overlights, separated by curved multi-pane glazed panel with curved timber fascia having raised lettering and leaded stained glass over panel. Framed by mosaic tiled pilasters and fascia.

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