London House

High Street rendered elevation of two bays articulated by Ionic pilasters. Two top floor windows with twelve-pane (four panes over eight) hornless sash glazing. Two first floor windows with sixteen-pane hornless sash glazing. On ground floor, two mid C19 shopfronts, that to L consisting of advanced doorway to L (dentil cornice over) and shopwindow to its R. Shopfront to R is double-fronted with central doorway between shopwindows, classically-derived shallow pilasters, fascia with bracketed cornice. Premises extend (in three storeys) along Narrow Street incorporating former separate shops. To L, painted brick section has window to each floor. To R of this, with higher eaves level, is rubble fronted section with square second floor window, camber-headed first floor window with small-pane Yorkshire sash, and fixed small-pane glazing to ground floor camber-headed window. To R again, with same eaves level, is two bay (painted) brick fronted section with, to L, camber-headed top floor window, square-headed first floor window with small-pane horned sash glazing and (off-set to L) camber-headed doorway with broad window to its R. This section has to R, on top and first floors, tall loading bay doors, beneath which is camber-headed entrance doorway.