Today the building is
Grade II Listed and at the time of its
listing it was described as, "...
Entirely faced with white Doulton
Carrara tiles. .... slate roof.
Five storeys. Nineteen windows wide in
all, not quite symmetrical as the 2 end
bays next to right hand splayed corner
fall outside the symmetry.
"... second and
third floors recessed with columns
flanking central window, all framed by
rusticated panelled piers with garlanded
cartouche caps wing through main
entablature to segmental pedimented
attic aedicule with crest of Royal
Arms......
..... Behind
is a large, columned aedicule
lantern-turret."
"Interior retains
grand marble clad hall with columns
flanking main flight of marble staircase
etc; plasterwork in range of first floor
rooms overlooking street by Ernest
Gimson."
Beside the central entrance on
Wigmore Street is the number 33. It
describes itself as
, ".... a
comprehensively refurbished HQ building
in a key West End location. 25,509 ft of
spacious, flexible and efficient office
space is available over three floors,
all presented to the highest level of
detail and finish.
