Description

SHEFFIELD

SK38NW ECCLESALL ROAD
784-1/5/274 (South East side)
25/06/93 No.1
Trustee Savings Bank

II

Bank. 1894, with mid C20 alterations. By JB Mitchell-Withers.
For the Sheffield Union Banking Co. Brick with ashlar front
and gabled and hipped slate roof with various stacks.
EXTERIOR: plinth, rusticated ground floor, quoins, minor
cornice, eaves cornice. 3 storeys; 3 window range. 3 x 7
windows. Triangular corner site. Upper floors are divided by
giant pilasters and have plain sashes with reflective glass.
Corner entrance bay has 3 windows, the larger central one with
segmental pediment, and above, 3 smaller windows. Below, a
semicircular rusticated porch with entablature and coped
blocking course. Moulded ashlar doorcase with scroll bracket
to cornice, and renewed panelled double doors. On either side,
a small casement with voussoirs.
Right return has 6 plain sashes with segmental pediments, and
above, 6 smaller windows. Below, 5 casements and a blank, all
with voussoirs. Narrower entrance bay, to right, has a moulded
4-panel door with overlight, and above, a small sash between
each floor. To right, an ashlar porch with plain door. Plinth
has a cast-iron milestone attached.
Angled left return has a panelled coped rear wall stack and a
single window with segmental pediment. Above it, a smaller
window. Ground floor has a single window with multiple
keystone. To its left, an angled single storey projection,
with a smaller similar window. Beyond, brick rear range with a
massive coped brick and ashlar side wall stack.
INTERIOR refitted and ceilings inserted late C20.
(Researches by G Hague, Sheffield City Council).

Listing NGR: SK3473786333

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26539887

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