Description

BISHOPS WALTHAM BANK STREET - NORTH SIDE
SU 55 17
9/33 Registrar, and
Bank House
II

Once a large block of three residential units, the two easternmost surviving as
offices. Early C19. Western unit of stucco, with a low parapet having a plain
cornice moulding, plinth and stone cills; the eastern part of yellow brickwork in
Flemish bond, plinth, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, and a low parapet of
brickwork with a wooden cornice moulding. Separate hipped slate roofs of low
pitch. The east side is set back, and the facades are adjusted to the curving
street: the western unit symmetrical of two storeys three windows, the eastern
regular of two storeys four windows. Sashes in reveals. Plain doorway at the
west with moulded canopy on brackets and 6-panelled door; the entrance to the
east unit is at the west end, with a stucco architrave with arched head (and
keystone), plain fanlight, and 6-panelled door.

Listing NGR: SU5563917518

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26589610

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