Description

TQ 2980 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER JERMYN STREET, SW1
70/62 (North side)
30-5-72 No 25 (Formerly Nos 24
to 27 consec.)
GV II
Office premises. 1885-86 by John Robinson, extentions towards Nos
207-209 Piccadilly by Paul Waterhouse 1905 and reconstruction of
ground and 1st floor to Jermyn Street by Michael Waterhouse, 1925.
Slate roofed, stone faced building in classical and Italianate styles.
6 storeys. 4 bays wide. Giant Doric order of engaged columns
unites M. Waterhouse's design of the ground and 1st floor and frames
bronze doors and windows. The upper floors, by Robinson, have 3 sash
windows to the right hand bay and 2 each to the remaining 3 bays, the
major bays defined by pilaster with entablatures carried across each
floor. The attic storey has arcaded windows and carved spandrels.
Bold crowning cornice; ashlar chimney stacks with bold cornices.
Included in association with Nos 207-209 Piccadilly q.v.
Survey of London; vol XXIX

Listing NGR: TQ2948880540

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q27083673

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