17, Clifford Street W1

No. 17 Clifford Street is a terrace house built in 1723 by Timbrell and Stallwood, with some alterations. The building features brown brick with a stuccoed ground floor and a slate roof. It has four storeys, a basement, and a dormered attic, and is three windows wide, with the front flanked by giant pilasters. The ground floor includes an architraved doorway on the right, topped with a cornice on consoles, and a mid-20th century shop window. The upper floors have revealed sash windows without glazing bars, set under red brick segmental arches and with similar dressings, and mid-19th century stucco sills on brackets. Red brick plat bands run between the floors, and there is a stuccoed cornice above the second floor, along with a parapet that has coping. Inside, the first-floor rooms and staircase retain fielded panelling, with turned balusters, carved and cut strings, and columnar newels. This property is part of the Burlington Estate.