1, Queen Victoria Street

1 Queen Victoria Street is a Grade II listed building constructed in 1873 by Whichcord. This free-standing triangular block features curved corners and highlights the main entrance located at the intersection of Queen Victoria Street and Bucklersbury. The building stands three storeys high with a mansard roof.

The ground floor has channelled walls and round-headed windows adorned with male and female relief head keystones. On the first floor facing Queen Victoria Street, the windows are vedicular and flanked by attached Ionic columns, with balustraded balconies and alternating segmental and triangular pediments. The first-floor windows on Bucklersbury are topped with pediments supported by consoles. All second-floor windows are corniced and feature eared architraves. A wrought iron balustrade crowns the parapet, and the steep slated roof includes dormers with pediments.