This house was built in 1867 for W.T. Cooper who lived there until 1885.
In 1969, when it had become known as Bar Chambers and used as offices, Morgan and Gilbert describe is as 'an example of a well-mannered conversion of a mid-Victorian house to another use.'
It continues to be used ... Continue Reading »
This block of houses, in which the austerity of the design is relieved by the cast-iron window balconettes, was built in 1861 for James Dimsdale.
They are now used as legal offices