1, MOSLEY STREET (See details for further address information)

Nos. 128 and 130 Pilgrim Street, which includes No. 1 Mosley Street, is a building constructed in 1899 by Benjamin Simpson. It serves as shops and offices and features a cast iron frame with ashlar facades in a free classical style. The building stands four storeys tall with an attic, presenting three bays to Mosley Street and four bays to Pilgrim Street.

The ground floor has channelled piers and an entablature, with a central broad segment-headed doorway on Mosley Street, above which the entablature projects on brackets. The other bays feature large plain-glass windows with glazing bars. There is a diagonally-set corner doorway topped with a stylised giant triple keystone.

The first and second floors are adorned with a giant Ionic Order and a full entablature. The central bay on Mosley Street has a shallow canted mullion-and-transom window that extends through both storeys. The other windows are framed in lugged architraves and feature triple keystones on the first floor. The building is topped with an eaves cornice and has a single pedimented dormer framed by pilasters on each front.