Fastolff House

Fastolff House is an office building located on Regent Street in Great Yarmouth, constructed in 1908 by R.S. Cockrill. It features a red brick structure with buff faience cladding and has a slate and felt roof, designed in the Arts and Crafts style. The building is three storeys high and has a two-window range. The ground floor includes a central door flanked by two bays of plate-glass windows, with the upper halves of these windows showcasing projecting glazing bars that form a cone shape. There are narrow side bays on both the right and left, each with secondary entrances to offices accessed through bronze doors. The faience panels display vigorous foliage carving. On the first floor, there are two wide bay windows, each supported by three segmental brackets, also adorned with foliate moulding. The fenestration consists of bays with two 2-light casements on either side of a fixed window. The attic storey features a continuous range of single-light leaded casements beneath five gablets, with the outer and central gablets displaying moulded foliage carving. The front roof slopes, while the rear is flat. Inside, there is a staircase with square newel posts and stick balusters, while the rest of the interior is plain.