Queen Anne Chambers

Queen Anne Chambers, located at Nos 41 and 43 on Sunbridge Road, was built in 1880 by architects Waugh and Isitt of Leeds. This four-storey building with an attic is constructed of ashlar stone. It features three windows on the upper floors, each with three-light stone mullions and transoms, fitted with plate glass casements. The first-floor windows have raised surrounds with pulvinated friezes and cornices, and the central window is adorned with a small raised pediment. The second floor has a similar design, with iron balconettes on the centre lights of the outer windows. The top floor windows are set within a decorative frieze at the eaves, and there is a cornice above. The hipped slate roof has stone dormers with pediment tops and console sides, but no windows; instead, the date 1880 is displayed in two parts. The ground floor has a classical treatment, featuring a shop window with louvered windows in stone surrounds and an entablature across. The side elevation is very similar to the front.