Pearse Station — Westland Row

Attached five-bay three-storey railway station, built 1884, altered and refaced 1891, with two glazed barrel-vaulted sheds over railway lines entering to first floor. Barrel roof with balustrade parapet. Giant red brick Flemish bond pilasters having limestone dressing to end bays, flanking iron walls with giant pilasters having moulded detailing acting as continuous sill courses. Decorative panels below upper floor windows, with rosette motifs below first floor openings and chevron patterning below second floor windows. Banded yellow and red brick walls to central ground floor, below bridge, having red brick plinth and moulded red brick surrounds with decorative terracotta panels above to door openings. Square-headed openings with tripartite windows to upper floors. Square-headed openings to ground floor, some retaining historic overlights, with recent replacement door fittings. Station interior having cast-iron columns and girders and red brick panelled walls supporting cast-iron glazed roof structure. Red brick Flemish bond walls to station interior, having pilasters, moulded stringcourses, decorative architraves and some pediments to openings. Some openings retaining historic glazing and doors.