Description

TQ 3081 SW CITY OF WESTMINSTER LANGLEY STREET, WC2
59/18
15.1.73 Nos 7 and 8

G.V. II

Warehouse. Early C19, originally part of brewery complex. Yellow stock brick,
slate roof. 4 main storeys. 5 bays wide, including 2 hoist bays. Ground floor
with later C20 altered doorways but retaining segmental arched windows with
good cast iron grill. 1st and 2nd floor segmental arched windows set in
semicircular arched through storey recesses. Wooden projecting hoist-hoods to
3rd attic-floor. Brick plat band over ground floor. Main brick entablature over
2nd floor; stucco cornice and blocking course to attic. Rear elevation to
former brewery yard is symmetrical, 3 windows wide. Ground floor entrance with
cast iron Greek Doric columns carrying cast iron lintel. Windows through 1st to
3rd floors set in semicircular arched recesses. Rare survival of warehousing of
this quality and date since demolition in Dockland. See also Nos 24 and 26
Shelton Street, part of the same complex.

Listing NGR: TQ3017981051

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27080766

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