Number 387 With Attached Verandah

Number 387 is a shop, formerly a pair of shops, with an attached verandah, built in the later 19th century and altered since. It features painted stucco on brick and a slate roof, designed in the Italian palazzo style. The building has a rectangular plan positioned at right angles to the street and consists of three storeys and two symmetrical bays.

The ground floor has 20th-century shop fronts, while the upper floors each feature plain pilasters, a heavy bracketed cornice, and a parapet adorned with pierced roundels. Each floor has an arcaded 4-light window; the first-floor windows have tall round-headed lights, semi-colonnettes with stylized foliage capitals, hoodmoulds with foliated stops, and foliated spandrels, along with a sunk panel above. The second-floor windows are shorter and segmental-headed, with simpler colonnettes.

The attached verandah has three unequal bays supported by cast-iron columns with vase pedestals, crocket caps, foliated open-work brackets, and a single-pitched glazed roof. The building forms a group with the verandah attached to Nos 393-421 adjoining to the right, contributing to the series of verandahs that characterize this street.