67 And 69, King Street

Nos 67 and 69 on King Street are late 1870s buildings featuring ashlar stonework on the King Street facade and the first return bay to Waterloo Vale, with the remainder constructed of red brick. They have a slate roof and rise three storeys with attics. The King Street side has six bays, with the two central bays recessed. There are continuous sills and cornices, along with a deep parapet. Above the two end pavilions, a triangular pediment extends into the parapet. The ground floor has a modern shop front, while all upper floor windows have segmental heads. The roof is very steeply pitched, breaking over the end pavilions, which have small square flat tops adorned with cast-iron cresting. The overall appearance is reminiscent of French classical architecture.