Description

1. 5111 PICCADILLY BD1 (east side) Nos 14 and 16 SE 1633 SW 36/960

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2. Circa 1830, 3-storey sandstone "brick" elevations with horizontal grooving to ground floor. No 16 stepped up hill with entrance bay of No 14 breaking forward slightly. Three bay right hand part of front has first floor sill band frieze and eaves cornice. First floor windows have flat surrounds and aprons down to sill band. The left hand part has 2 tall sash windows to upper floors and tripartite ground floor window. No frieze to eaves cornice. The entrance bay of No 14 has large, concave revealed round-headed doorway with grooving struck into arch, console keystone. Flanking pilasters frieze and cornice. Art Nouveau ironwork gates to recessed porch. The upper floors of entrance bay have tall tripartite windows. No 16 has a door of 6 fielded panels, rectangular fanlight, in plain reveals.

Listing NGR: SE1634933274

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