Description

1.
5111 BANK STREET BD1 STREET BD1
(west side)

Nos 39 to 49 (odd)
SE 1633 SW 36/246

II

2.
Includes Nos 2 to 18 (even) Queensgate and No 47 Queensgate. A long block, 4-storey
ashlar elevations with restrained Italianate detail designed by Lockwood and Mawson
1876. String courses, sill courses, modillion bracketed eaves cornice. Splayed
corners. Quoin pilasters with grooving. Windows to upper floors have architrave
surrounds with console bracketed pediments on first floor, cornices to second floor.
Shallow breaks with tripartite pedimented windows. Parapet with crested plaques.
Squat pyramidal slate roofs behind breaks. No 49 has finely carved architrave
doorway with scroll brackets to pediment over. No 41 (The Bradford Club) has a
good fluted Roman Doric columned doorway with segmental pediment. The south end to
Hustlergate of No 39 is canted. Similar elevations to Queensgate.

Listing NGR: SE1633833154

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26600754

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