Description

HOUND STREET 1. 1625 (North-west Side) No 1 [Barclays Bank House] No 3 ST 6316 1/129 II 2. Formerly shown as premises occupied by John Hazard and Son, Tailors. Front of C18 to early to mid C19. 2 storey coursed rubble front. Modern sash windows and door with moulded architrave. Bay at left hand end in No 1 is on a slightly different plane and has a sash window with glazing bars above and below, lower window with segmental brick voussoir. To right hand, 6-panelled door in frame. No 3 has two sash windows above and a later sash window also with glazing bars to right hand below. No 3 has to left hand on ground floor a modern Georgian style shop front flanked by narrow pilasters which is the work of the same architect as the adjacent Barclays Bank.

Listing NGR: ST6387816640

External Links

• Wikidata Q26445335

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