Description

GROVE STREET SE8
1.
4424 (East Side)
Royal Victoria Yard
Colonnade Building
TQ 3678 2/D20B
II
2.
Circa 1788. 2 blocks of 2 storeys 5 windows. multicoloured stock brick,
low pitched hipped, slate roof. Gauged, near-flat brick arches to sash windows
with glazing bars. Alternate 1st floor windows blocked. On ground floor
buildings linked by Doric colonnade, of paired and single columns with
entablature, extending beyond ends of buildings. 2 extra bays have been
built at right above this extension. At left, centre and right, l-storey
brick links have segment headed entrances with side lights and fanlights.
6-Panel doors, with rectangular fanlights, on axes. Now being converted to
flat by Greater London Council.

Listing NGR: TQ3659678664

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26487119

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Recommended Books

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