Description

TQ 2980 SE CITY OF WESTMINSTER HAYMARKET, SWl
82/18
14.1.70 No. 4
G.V. II*
Terrace house and shop. c.1822-23, part of Nash's Suffolk Place, Suffolk
Street development, but built by Mr. Price and not conforming to the No. 3
Haymarket design. Stucco, slate roof. Soanic incised detail. 3 storeys
and dormered mansard. 1 window wide. Ground floor has pilastered shop
front, the entablature-fascia carried over from No. 3, mid C.20 display
window. 1st and 2nd floors flanked by incised Greek fret pilaster strips
with 1st floor tripartite glazing bar sash window (originally pedimented)
and 2nd floor recessed glazing bar sash window. Cornice in line with that
of No. 3, parapet with coping. 1st floor cast iron geometric pattern
balcony continuing that of No. 3. No. 4 was originally balanced by a
similar front flanking the south side of Nash's Suffolk Place, since
demolished. Important as part of Suffolk Place - Suffolk Street
development, apart from the Strand "pepper pots" the only surviving
fragment representing the original character of Nash's Regent Street.
Survey of London; Vol. XX.
John Nash; John Summerson.

Listing NGR: TQ2978580474

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17549399

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