This building on Chapel Street in Salford was built for the Manchester & Salford Savings Bank and according to the plaque on its front it was completed in 1885.  Its facade is made of red brick with cream terracotta embellishments and a hipped slate roof.   It has an oriel window and two entrances one to the ground floor bank and the other to the bank chambers above.  Judging by the plaque on the front of the building, it was home to a chartered accountant, when I took these image in March of 2013..