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Terraced three-bay four-storey former townhouse, built c. 1810, L-plan with extensive two-storey recent extension abutting to rear (south). Now in commercial use with offices above. Pitched roof concealed behind brick parapet with granite coping, two brick chimneystacks to rear (south) elevation, running parallel with street having clay pots, concealed gutters with replacement downpipes breaking through to east and west of principal elevation, uPVC rainwater goods to rear. Buff brick walls laid to Flemish bond, English garden wall bond to rear elevation. Square-headed window openings with projecting masonry sills, rendered reveals and brick voussoirs, openings diminishing to upper floors; largely one-over-one replacement timber sliding sash windows with horns, three-over-three top-hung modern timber casements to third floor. Round-headed central opening to upper floor rear, over oculus. Decorative cast-iron balconettes to first floor openings of principal elevation. Central door opening to ground floor, with retail units to outer bays; that to west extends into neighbouring building, No. 112 (50930160). Timber panelled central door featuring dentilled cornice and plain glass overlight, framed by fluted masonry pilasters, on plinth stops with pearl moulding to west pilaster, rising to fluted console brackets topped with pediments, extending over panelled timber fascia with raised lettering ‘111’ and cornice. Square-headed ground floor openings with recent traditional-style shop display windows, timber fascia and cornice, with raised lettering. Street-fronted on the south-side of Baggot Street Lower.
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