66, Vicar Lane Bd1

No. 66 Vicar Lane is part of a block of wool warehouses built in 1866, designed by Eli Milnes. It is located on a corner site with Burnett Street and features four-storey palazzo-style elevations made of dressed sandstone "brick" with ashlar dressings, rising from substantial battered basements. The corner is splayed and the Burnett Street front ascends the hill on a slight curve. The basement windows are deeply recessed, and there is a prominent ground floor sill course with a bracketed cornice above it. The second floor has a moulded sill course, while the third floor has a plain one. The building includes a machicolated frieze and a bracketed projecting eaves cornice.

The ground floor windows are recessed for one order under cambered arches, with rosettes carved over the lintels. A large waggonway features a chamfered surround, recessed for one order under a segmental arch, with massive iron gates that have studded bottom panels and a vast cartwheel openwork design above. The first floor has segmental arched windows on both fronts, recessed for one chamfered order. The corner window is framed with a flat eared surround and has a segmental cornice above it. The upper floors have plain close set windows. There is a shallow corner porch supported by slender Renaissance Corinthian columns, which holds an arch with a panelled soffit and carved spandrels, along with a console bracketed cornice. The entrance features double panelled doors with a fanlight above.