Argyle Chambers And Boundary Wall To East

Argyle Chambers and the boundary wall to the east were built between 1813 and 1836 and are included for their group value. This mid-19th century building has three storeys constructed of rubble with freestone dressings. It features one bay facing Bath Street, with stepped cills and bracketed cornices above the ground and first-floor windows. There is a string course over the raised ground floor. The ground floor has an ashlar lobby with three bays, likely added in the 1880s, which includes corner piers, a cornice at the parapet, and pilasters flanking the central doorway and side windows. The windows are glazing bar sash types set in arched openings. To the east, there is a small stable wing with a central fanlight above double doors, which was formerly the cart house of No 12. This wing is connected to the boundary wall of No 12 Gentle Street by a street wall approximately 7 feet high, made of rubble with a blocked entrance that retains four hinge pins.