21 Frogmore Street

Nos. 21 and 22 Frogmore Street Built of red brick with some roughcast render and applied timber framing, natural slate roof with red brick stack. Gable end to street plan on a narrow medieval burgage type plot, late C17 timber framed town-house style. Three storeys, a wide bay to each premises with a bay between which is part of No. 21, possibly part of No. 22 at the rear. Ground floor shopfronts with central entrance, that of No. 22 possibly less altered than that of No. 21. Narrow centre bay with through passageway. The first floor has red brick to No. 21 and it is painted to No. 22, each has a canted oriel window with paired 1 over 1 pane sashes to the front and narrow similar to flanks. These windows have pedimented heads but the pediments are incorporated in the gables above. Central window over the passageway, 1 over 1 pane sash in elliptical head. The second floor has a large timber framed gable to either premises, roughcast between the timber. These gables are carried on console brackets carved with lion's heads. Two windows to each gable, fancy Edwardian sashes with multi-pane over 2 to No. 21 and plain 1 over 1 pane replacements to No. 22. Tile hanging in the apex of the gable, plain bargeboards and spike finial. The centre bay has a cornice between floors and a triple window with small 6 over 1 pane sashes. Plain roof with central ridge stack.

No. 21 has unpainted brickwork and retains its original windows, but the shopfront has been altered. Rear elevation not inspected.

Interior not seen at resurvey except that the ground floor has few visible historic features.