York Historic Environment Record

Office building. Late C19, refurbished 1994. Orange brick in Flemish bond banded in black brick and with yellow brick cornice; stone doorcase and dressings; brick stacks to stone-coped slate roof. EXTERIOR: 3-storey 5-window front. Panelled double doors beneath stone transom and semicircular fanlight in doorcase of reeded chamfer-stopped jambs and round arch with foliate capitals and keyblock. Doorway flanked by paired segment-headed windows with transoms, continuous sills and hoods on foliate corbel. On first floor, paired round-headed 1-pane sash windows flank single centre window, all with stone sills. Windows are recessed beneath semicircular arches with foliate impost band, and with decaying hoodmoulds for which some corbels survive. Second floor windows, disposed as on first floor, are 1-pane sashes with square heads and shaped lintels. Ground and first floor window surrounds are roll moulded. Eaves cornice is corbelled. INTERIOR: not inspected.
Listing NGR: SE6011151976

Derived from English Heritage LB download dated: 22/08/2005