Description

TQ 3080 NW CITY OF WESTMINSTER ST. MARTIN'S LANE, WC2 72/127 5.2.70 No.6 (St Martin's Vicarage) G.V. II* End of terrace town house. c.1827-30 (with mid C.19 attic storey), built as St. Martin's Vicarage and probably to a design by Nash. Stucco, slate roof. Entrance front to west, the side elevation related to Vestry Hall facade and part of Nash's isolation of St. Martin's and the Strand Improvements. 5 storeys and basement. West front has full height canted bay of 3 window and single window over entrance; 3-window wide return. Channelled ground floor. Doric column porch to left with balustraded parapet. Recessed glazing bar sashes in shallow moulded architraves,those on 1st floor with cornices over. Pseudo-pedestal to 1st floor with balustrading in front of windows; projecting cornice over 3rd floor and attic cornice with blocking course. Cornices etc. returned to south side which has architraved tripartite glazing bar sashes of same design as those on Vestry Hall. Cast iron spear and mace head area railings. Part of St. Martin's Parochial Buildings ; a typically varied Nash composition. Survey of London; Vol. XX.

Listing NGR: TQ3009780579

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