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Arlington Hotel — Lord Edward Street

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Arlington Hotel — Lord Edward Street
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Detached eleven-bay three-storey former commercial building, built 1910-12, having attic storey, curved corner entrance bay and two-bay elevation to east. Now in use as hotel. Mansard artificial slate roof set behind render balustrade with cast-iron rainwater goods. Portland stone modillion cornice over red brick walls, laid in English garden wall bond to front (south), west and east elevations having full-height brick pilasters dividing bays to front and east elevations. Smooth rendered wall to rear (north) elevation. Round-headed window openings with moulded brick archivolts, granite keystones over canted oriel windows having garland panels with moulded masonry cornices over, continuous painted masonry sill course to front and east elevations. Recessed double-height bow bay window to corner bay with garland panels over, moulded masonry sill to second floor, balustrade to first floor, timber casement windows throughout. Square- and segmental-headed window openings with moulded brick sills and two-over-two pane timber sliding sash windows to east and west elevations. Recent round-headed window openings to ground floor having canted windows on panelled timber window backs, panelled risers, and recent fasciae over. Recent round-headed door openings with double-leaf half-glazed timber panelled door having plain sidelights and fanlight, that to curved corner bay set in recessed porch with nosed granite steps.

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