109-112, BOROUGH ROAD

Nos. 109-112 on Borough Road is a former Presbyterian chapel, later part of an adjacent printing-press works that has since been demolished. Built in 1846, the building features a stucco front. It has a tall panelled parapet behind a two-storey front that consists of three bays. Four giant Doric pilasters rise from the plinth to the entablature, which includes a triglyph frieze and cornice, with a pediment over the wider central bay. The central section has banded rustication and a two-storey round-headed recess with a heavy keystone that contains a door with an architrave and console brackets, topped by a break-front pediment and a lunette above. The openings in the flanking bays have plain reveals. The interior has not been inspected.