Description

TQ 3080 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER NEW ROW, WC2
72/77 (south side)
15.1.73 No. 3
G.V. II
Terrace house with shop. Late c,17, altered c.1840-50. Stucco faced, flat
roof. Detailing eclectically combines modest Italianate with vaguely
Jacobethan features. 4 storeys, set back mid C.20 penthouse attic. 3
windows wide. Mid C.20 shop front under coved fascia. 1st and 2nd floors
have nearly flush framed exposed box frame glazing bar sashes; those on 1st
floor with lay lights over window heads screened by geometric patterned
piercedwork, flanking pilaster strips with shell ornamented shaped brackets
framing the laylights and carrying the shallow 2nd floor balcony with iron
railing; the 2nd floor sashes in eared architraves with cambered keystoned
heads (probably dressing of original openings). 3rd floor has 2-light
glazing bar sash with bracket headed divider and flankers, in shallow
segmental arched eared architrave. Parapet with coping.
Survey of London; Vol. XX.

Listing NGR: TQ3010280779

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27083352

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