Description

TQ 2979 NE CITY OF WESTMINSTER OLD QUEEN STREET, SW1
91/16 (north side)
No 20
G.V. II
Terraced town house. 1909, by F W Troup. Dark red ceramic brick with stone
dressings, slate roof. Individual Arts and Crafts neo-Georgian design for small
town house. 3 storeys, attic and basement. 2 windows wide but with 3 on 2nd
floor. Low ground floor with entrance to right, panelled door with inset oval
leaded light and arched head recessed in stone,surround with cambered voussoir
arch and with console brackets to serpentine cornice-hood; low segmental
arched casement window to left. 1st floor has 2 shallow, wood, canted bay
windows with glazing bar casements, set in semicircular arched recesses. 3
small segmental arched glazing bar sashes to 2nd floor. Bracketed eaves
cornice. Small central Venetian dormer window. Good cast iron railings swept to
urn finialed standards and with Portland stone panelled obelisk-piers flanking
entrance. Rear St James's Park elevation has red brick stone quoined elevation with
glazing bar sashes and canted bay relating on smaller scale to the adjacent C18
elevation theme.

Listing NGR: TQ2985079666

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27081063

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