29, Rutland Street

29 Rutland Street is a warehouse dated 1875, constructed from buff-coloured brick with stone dressings. It stands four storeys tall on a corner site with a curved angle. The Rutland Street elevation features six windows, while the Colton Street elevation has eight windows. The ground floor has round-arch windows with pointed arch drip-moulds, and the first floor contains segmental arch windows with keyblocks. The second floor showcases round arch windows, with flat brick pilasters between the windows on the ground, first, and second floors. A cornice is located at the first floor cill level, and there is a frieze at the second floor level adorned with quatrefoil pierced linked circles. Plain moulded bosses sit above the second floor windows, and the third floor has narrow windows with shouldered arches. The building is topped with a moulded brick eaves cornice and wide wooden eaves supported by paired shaped brackets, leading up to a slate hipped roof. The curved corner features three windows and a round-arch doorway flanked by polished granite pilaster shafts and round arch side-lights, above which are medallions with carved relief busts.