54, Welbeck Street W1

No. 54 Welbeck Street is a terraced town house dating from 1896, featuring a buff terracotta façade and a slate roof. It is designed in a Free Style "Jacobethan" manner and stands four storeys tall with a basement. The building is three windows wide, with a broad canted bay located at the centre-right on both the ground and first floors. To the left, there is a recessed porch with an archivolt arch, topped by a cornice hood supported by console brackets, which serves as a balcony for the first-floor left window. The canted bay has one large window with three mullioned lights, finished with a swept parapet. The upper floors feature a central three-light window flanked by single lights on the second floor, and oeil-de-boeuf windows on the third floor, all framed by shallow, banded pilasters. The third floor includes strapwork and grotesque ornamentation on the apron panels. At the top, a shaped pediment-gable crowns the centre bay, flanked by obelisk finials.