Description

LUTTERWORTH BANK STREET SP5484 1323-0/9/56 (West side) 16/01/89 No.14 II

Former bank, now offices. Circa 1835, possibly by J Hansom . Greek Revival. Stuccoed brick, rusticated on ground floor of central section only. Welsh slate roofs. Symmetrical, 3 units, the centre of 2 storeys, the side bays of one. Heavily moulded gable-pediment over central section with band over ground. Recessed and moulded tripartite window on first floor of centre; to ground, narrow glazing bar sash to each side flanking projecting flat-headed porch with paired pilasters to sides and front supporting full entablature. Half-glazed door with transom-light over. Recessed single-storey wings with single recessed tripartite sashes, each part divided by antae, with modillion frieze over. Doorway to side entry to left, blank panels to corresponding position right. Rear with tall round-headed hall window with margin panes. Interior: central hall with lozenge stone floor; stairway with cast-iron fretwork tread and stick balusters, mahogany rail; internal window to rear with cast-iron glazing bars having circles at intersections.

Listing NGR: SP5434984405

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