Description

TQ 3078 SW CITY OF WESTMINSTER MILLBANK, SW1
111/5
1.5.86 Nos. 46 to 57 (consec)

G.V. II

Terrace of houses. c.1843-45 as early part of Thomas Cubitt's Pimlico
development with designs either by Thomas or his brother Lewis Cubitt.
Stucco, slate roofs. Symmetrical terrace with terminal pavilion blocks,
Nos. 46 and 47 forming a north return elevation to right. 3 storeys and
basement with the corner pavilion blocks of 4 storeys. Each front 2
windows wide, the corner pavilions with one window each to Millbank and
3-window wide returns. Channelled ground floors have entrances to left,
2-panel doors with rectangular margin glazed fanlights in square headed
recesses, square headed recessed glazing bar sash to ground floor. 1st
floor sashes semicircular arched and set within similarly arched panels;
the 2nd floor flat arched sashes articulated by pilaster piers. Moulded
cornice and blocking course. The corner pavilions, Nos. 48 and 57; are
plainer with stucco window surrounds, the attic storey with crowning
coping-course; No. 48 has Doric column porch to north return; No. 57 has
simple pilastered shop front under entablature-fascia. Nos. 46 and 47 to
north return are also plainer, without the round headed 1st floor window
detail. Cast iron spear head area railings.

Thomas Cubitt, Master Builder; Hermione Hobhouse.

Listing NGR: TQ3006178403

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27083424

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