Description

LEEK

SJ9856SE DERBY STREET
611-1/7/58 (South side)
07/06/72 National Westminster Bank
(Formerly Listed as:
DERBY STREET
District Bank)

GV II

Bank. Dated 1882. By William Larner Sugden. Brick with stone
dressings, pargeting and plain-tiled roof.
EXTERIOR: 2 storeys, 4-window range. Ornate advanced gable
over principal banking hall to right, with entrance in
single-storeyed porch alongside. Rusticated piers to broken
pedimented entrance, with lunette over the pediment, and
cartouche inscribed 'Manchester and Liverpool District Banking
Co. Ltd'. Enriched pilasters support segmental pediment above.
Main gable has shallow segmental bow window to ground floor,
the jettied upper storey having paired segmental oriels
connected by balustraded balconette.
Shaw-style windows with leaded glazing. Pargeting below and
between the windows. Moulded bressumer to projecting gable
apex, also enriched with pargeting incorporating painted
shield of arms. 2-window range beyond, with lesser left-hand
gable, articulated by moulded pilasters at jettied first
storey. Mullioned windows of 3 and 4 lights to ground floor,
mullioned and transomed windows with leaded upper panes above.
Pargeting in apex of gable in right-hand return incorporating
the date. Left-hand return has parallel wing forming 2 gables,
each with pargeting in the apex. A third advanced gabled range
beyond.
Side entrance, possibly originally giving access to manager's
accommodation. Massive end wall stacks, and a third in the
angle of the advanced wing. Shallow segmental arch with tiled
roof over giving access to rear, to left.
INTERIOR: has marble and scagliola wall panelling to main
banking hall, and much of the original enriched woodwork also
survives. Frieze of William de Morgan tiles in porch.

Listing NGR: SJ9851756487

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26558892

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