Description

SO 5174
825-1/1/494

LUDLOW
BROAD STREET (east side),
No. 16, Lloyds Bank

GV
II
Bank. 1889. Ashlar and brick with plain tile roof and stone and brick end stacks. Renaissance style. Two storeys and attic; five window range. Four plain sashes with stone transoms and central stone oriel in slightly advanced section; the oriel has stained or painted glass in the upper lights. Ornamental stone coped gable above with small cusped window and to either side a brick parapet with stone coping ending in ornamental stone ogee-topped pinnacles. Ground floor is divided by buttresses and has two arched doorways to left with mainly blank basket-arched lights above and two-light mullion and transom windows to centre and right with similar basket-arched lights.
Included for group value.

Listing NGR: SO5119274561

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26513777

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