Description

1,
5111 CHAPEL STREET BD1
(east side)

Nos 36 and 38
SE 1633 SE 37/355

II GV

2.
(There are no Nos 32-34). A large 4-storey warehouse/office block. Circa 1870-71
design by Andrews and Delanney. V grooved horizontal rustication to ashlar ground
floor and partial basement, finished off by moulded first floor sill course; sill
bands to top floors; console brackets to projecting eaves cornice. Hipped slate roof
Italianate corniced chimney stack. Nine bay broad front with close set segmental
arched ground and first floor windows. Panelled aprons to ground floor windows with
recessed surrounds, keystones to arches. First floor windows have impost band
carried up over arches, incised panels between. Off centre segmental arched waggon
way and long semi-circular arched office portal in north end bay. The latter has
double doors with moulded panels, carved lintel on profiled consoles surmounted by
crest set in front of fanlight; spaced voussoirs to arch and keystone with mask
breaking through sill course. Three-storey, 3 window extension with open ground
floor, linking No 30. No 36 is dated 1871.

Listing NGR: SE1689033136

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26409453

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