Mitre Hotel

The Mitre Hotel, built in 1867, is a hotel located in Manchester. It features a sandstone ashlar facade on a brick structure and has a steeply-pitched slate roof. The building has a parallelogram plan and is designed in an eclectic Jacobean style. It stands three storeys tall, with cellars and attics, and has a five-by-three window arrangement on the north facade. There is a continuous string course above the ground floor and an arcaded frieze over the left portion. The building includes gables over the second and fifth windows and a larger gable over the second and third windows on the right side. A canted corner entrance is located at the left (east) corner, featuring shafted jambs and a moulded corbelled corner above. The doorways are found in the third and seventh bays, both with hoodmoulds. All floors have square-headed windows, most of which have hoodmoulds; the left portion contains coupled sashes, while the right portion features four-pane sashes. The east return side is designed in a similar style.