65, Brook Street W1

No. 65 Brook Street is a terrace house originally built around 1725, which underwent significant rebuilding in 1818 and had its facade remodeled around 1865 by Thomas Cundy II. The building features stock brick with drafted stucco on the ground floor and has a slate roof. It stands four storeys tall, with a basement and a pedimented dormer in the mansard attic. The facade is three windows wide and includes an Ionic columned porch on the left. The windows are revealed unbarred sash types set in moulded architraves with bracketed sills. The first-floor windows extend down to balustraded stucco balconies, one of which is located above the porch. The building is topped with a heavy cornice and a blocking course. The spearhead area railings, with urn-capped stanchions, are likely from the 18th century. The rear of the house features early 19th-century east iron balconettes. Inside, the house retains an early 18th-century closet wing plan and possibly some original fabric, although it was otherwise remodeled in 1897 with restained neo-Louis XVI decoration in the ground and first-floor reception rooms.