17 and 21 Chapel Street

Nos 17 and 21 Chapel Street were built around 1865-1870, likely as a conversion and enlargement of a mid-19th century school building on the site. The structure is four stories tall and constructed of ashlar sandstone, with the top two floors added during the warehouse conversion. The building features a seven-bay front, an ashlar band above the tall ground floor, an original frieze, and a projecting cornice over the first floor, along with a shallow moulded eaves cornice. The windows are ashlar-linted with late 19th-century casements. There is a central semi-circular waggon archway with voussoirs, and double cast iron railed gates with a radial ironwork fanlight.