Number 141 And Attached Walls And Piers And Railings (Bristol Court)

Number 141 and the attached walls, piers, and railings, also known as Bristol Court, is a terraced house divided into flats, originally built as a private residence around 1825. It was likely designed by Amon Wilds and Charles Augustin Busby. The house is constructed of stucco and has a mansard roof covered in slate. A late 20th-century storey has been added behind the attic parapet.

The exterior presents three storeys and an attic above a half basement, with a three-window range. The elevation is treated as a full-height, almost full-width, segmental bay. The ground floor is rusticated and includes a porch enclosed by cast-iron railings, supported by Tuscan colonnettes. A first-floor verandah features cast-iron railings and stanchions, with a concave metal roof. All windows are flat arched, with architraves and projecting sills to the second and attic floors. Second-floor windows feature a cornice supported by console brackets. A storey band sits between the second floor and the attic. The cornice and parapet are broken into three sections by piers to the attic storey. The entrance on the return side has a flat-arched doorway with overlights and sidelights, leading to a 19th-century three-panel door within a chamfered door case. This entrance is sheltered by a Doric prostyle porch with two columns and an entablature frieze of a continuous key pattern; walled sides and a metal roof. Rustication from the main elevation extends to the right wall of the entrance porch. Storey bands are continuous across the return, between the ground and first floors, and between the second floor and the attic, mirroring the main elevation. Original sash windows are present, with sizes of 6 x 9 and 6 x 6 panes to the first and second floors, respectively, and a circular light to the attic floor. C20 windows are located to the left of the entrance and to the rear of the return. Stacks are located on the end walls.

The interior remains uninspected.

The walls, piers, and railings to either side of the entrance and enclosing the west end of Bristol Court are also included. Number 141 and the attached elements form a group with Nos 137-143 Marine Parade and Eastern Terrace.