29-37, Lambs Conduit Street

A terrace of five houses with later shops, built around 1765-1770 and subsequently altered. The exterior is dark-coloured multi-colour brick, with stone bracketed cornices at the third floor. Number 29 has a slated mansard roof with dormers.

The terrace is four storeys high with cellars; Number 29 has an additional attic. Most houses have three windows per floor, with Number 29 and Number 31 each having two. The windows are recessed and have gauged brick flat arches with original glazing bars. There are parapets to the roofline.

Number 29 has a painted stucco shopfront dated 1887, with corner pilasters supporting an entablature. The shop windows and doorway have segmental arches and architraves; the corner splayed to Dombey Street has a two-window return. A square-headed house doorway with a fanlight and panelled door is on the return, alongside one window. The facade to Lamb’s Conduit Street has the second and third-floor windows blocked. Number 31 has a 20th-century shopfront. Number 33’s shopfront is late 19th century with 20th-century glazing, and the front has been refaced above the cornice. Number 35 features an earlier 19th-century stucco ground floor frontage with a string course at first floor level, and ground-floor windows with arched lights. The doorway has panelled jambs, lion-heads on brackets supporting a cornice with a fanlight (originally flanked by wreaths) above a panelled door, and has been refaced above the cornice. Number 37 has a mid-19th-century shopfront with an enriched, console-bracketed entablature and a projecting shop window. The house doorway has a fanlight, panelled door, and is approached by steps flanked by railings. Original lead rainwater heads and pipes remain. The frontages of Numbers 33, 35, and 37 have been refaced above the cornices.

The interiors were not inspected during the listing process.