6, Lombard Street

No. 6 Lombard Street is a late 18th century, timber-framed double fronted building that stands three storeys high. The front elevation features three windows and is topped with a slated roof. The cement front has a plain cill band at the ground floor and a projecting dentilled cornice at the eaves. The flush sash windows have exposed architraved boxing and original glazing bars, with the first-floor windows consisting of two or three lights each, also adorned with dentil cornices. To the left of the doorway is a wooden shop front with a dentil cornice and modern windows, while to the right is a mid-19th century shop front with pilasters that support a console-bracketed cornice and a shop window of three lights with blocked heads. The building features a wooden doorcase with pilasters, a bracketed open pediment, and an arched patterned radial fanlight. There is also a square-headed carriage side entrance. Nos. 4 to 20 (even) form a group with this building.