58-66 Royal Avenue, Belfast, County Antrim, BT1 1DJ

The former four storey, ashlar stone Italianate building known as Crown Chambers has been demolished and is replaced by a four storey with attic, brick and stone Classical pastiche building. East elevation is symmetrical comprising 6 windows, a central 3 window dormer with single window dormers to each side. The south elevation is abutted and obscured by a modern construction (Castlecourt). The north elevation is abutted and obscured by a listed building HB26/50/182. Setting 58-66 sits directly on to the pavement on the west side of the major commercial street of Royal Avenue. The terraced building is adjoined to north by HB26/50/182 and faced by HB26/50/185. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Brick Windows: Timber sash 1/1 RWG: not seen