Description

STAMFORD STREET SE1
1. (south side)
5023

Nos 95 to 123 (odd)
TQ 3180 1/871

II GV

2.
Large-scale early-mid C19 composition of four storeys add basement, 4, 6, 8, 6
and 4 windows. Stock brick with stone dressings including quoins to outer sections;
second, floor entablatures to all but centre clock; moulded architraves (those
on first floor with keystones) to windows in outer sections. Centre section has
rusticated ground and first floor forming voussoirs to openings. A giant Corinthian
order with paired pilasters and engaged columns rests on second floor band. All
first floor windows are long casements with transoms, opening to full width cast
iron balcony. Other windows sashes with glazing bars, upper central ones under
flat gauged brick arches. Some upper windows have wrought iron guards. Shared
doors of six panels with engaged fluted columns, cornice head and fanlight with
vertical bars. Eastern door has patterned fanlight. Wrought iron spade or spear
head area railings. Altered mid C19 shop to No 123 has angle entrance with free
standing columns supporting corner above.

Listing NGR: TQ3118980214

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26318070

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