Description

TQ 2880 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER MOUNT STREET, W1 68/82 (south side)

Nos.87 to 102 (consec.) (including Nos.26 to 33 South Audley Street)

G.V. II

Terrace, with return into South Audley Street, of purpose built shops and flats. 1889 to 1895 by Albert J. Bolton. Fine quality red brick and moulded terracotta, slate roofs, in an ornate Franco-Flemish Renaissance style. 3 storeys, gabled attics and lucarnes. Unequal 2 window wide fronts. Ground floor shop front with terracotta, panelled, pilasters. Upper floors have alternate bays set forward and back with 3 or 2+2 light mullioned leaded iron casements, the advanced bays with richly ornamented gables, the set back bays guarded by balustrades above the shop fronts. Between the advanced bays at west end a balustraded balcony and a false balcony supported on an arch across the set back bay. Octagonal corner towers to South Audley Street range. 7 gables to Mount Street, 2 to South Audley Street and one to Chapel Place North return. Prominent terracotta chimney stacks. Part of the late C.19 Grosvenor Estate redevelopment.

Survey of London; Vol. XL.

Listing NGR: TQ2837880570

External Links

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