Description

TQ 2980 SW RYDER STREET SW1
81/92
Nos 19 to 23 (odd)
(including Nos 31 to
1.5.86 35 Bury Street)
II
Corner block of shops, chambers and flats. 1901-02 by Robert J.
Worley. Red brick and buff terracotta, slate roof. Free Jacobethan.
4 storeys. 4 windows wide with 7 window return to Bury Street.
Ground floor has original shop fronts,with wood transomed and framed
windows and doors, between panelled pilasters supporting entablature.
Upper floors have mullioned and transomed casement windows, round
headed in narrow bays and with 2 storey oriel bows, to 1st and
2nd floors to Bury Street and 2 through 2nd and 3rd floors to
Ryder Street. Terracotta columns articulate 1st floor which has
a terracotta balustraded balcony, bowed in front of narrow bays.
Terracotta quoining dressing window openings and terracotta
strings at transom level. Dentil cornice over top floor with
balustraded parapet. Prominent Jacobethan patterned terracotta
chimneys.

Listing NGR: TQ2928580276

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27081443

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