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Land Registry — Chancery Street

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Land Registry — Chancery Street
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Attached L-plan seven-bay three-storey over basement office building, built 1911-13, having fifteen-bay north elevation, and recent building adjoining front (west) elevation at first floor. Flat roof hidden behind ashlar granite balustrade parapet over carved cornice. Grey brick laid in Flemish bond to first and second floors, platbands of Portland stone over windows. Continuous cut granite sill course to first floor, over channelled render to ground floor, with carved granite cornice over windows, continuous granite sill course, and carved granite plinth course over channelled rendered wall to basement. Square-headed window openings throughout: some having steel-framed windows, some with replacement uPVC windows. Grilles to windows at basement level. Square-headed door opening to front having double-leaf timber panelled door and overlight. Door opening onto platform bridging basement area, cut granite steps to footpath, enclosed by wrought-iron railings with cast-iron newel posts, set on carved granite plinth walls. Railing surrounding front and north side of building.

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