13, Walcot Street

No. 13 Walcot Street is a commercial building dating from around 1880. It is constructed of limestone ashlar, with an unseen roof and shared stacks to the party walls. The building has a double depth plan and stands three storeys tall, featuring a symmetrical Neo-classical Revival façade with three windows. It is taller than the adjacent buildings on either side. The exterior includes a coped parapet that returns to the left, a stopped cornice and frieze, and six plate glass windows on the second floor. The first floor has three tripartite windows with pediments and pulvinated friezes, supported by stone mullions, transoms, and a continuous rolled sill band. Pilasters rise from simple corbels at the corners of the pediments, and the frieze and moulded capitals of the pilasters are repeated on similar corbels between the remaining second floor windows, which feature moulded lintels and paired sills. The shopfront has been altered and is tripartite, with the entrance located in the left bay. The interior has not been inspected.