24, Tudor Street

No. 24 Tudor Street is an early 19th-century detached house which has been adapted for later use as shops. The house is constructed of stucco with quoins marking the corners. It has a felted mansard roof with dormers and extends over four storeys plus an attic. The front facade has five windows, with a single window to the return on Whitefriars Street. Projecting shopfronts occupy the ground floor. The upper floors have architraved sash windows, those on the first floor featuring console bracketed cornices. A parapet with a shallow pediment sits above the central window. The return elevation is similar, although the ground floor is partly recessed and features Doric engaged columns flanking a 20th-century shopfront. The interior has been altered. A later 19th-century staircase has a square plan with newel posts topped by ball finials and turned balusters serving the first and second floors. An earlier 19th-century staircase, with column newel posts and turned balusters, serves the third floor and attic.