38 and 42 Mosley Street, Grade II* listed building in central Manchester, England
The Victorian bank building features a three-story structure with seven bays in the original section and four bays in the extension, constructed in ashlar stone.
The structure, completed between 1862 and 1880, represents architect Edward Walters' final major work for the Manchester and Salford Bank.
The banking hall exhibits detailed architectural elements including columns and coffered ceilings, reflecting Victorian financial institutions' grandeur.
The building contains 28,000 square feet of space across four floors, with proximity to Piccadilly Gardens tram stop for easy access.
The roofline incorporates a decorative balustrade adorned with urns and chimneys, while the piano nobile displays windows with substantial pediments.
Location: Manchester
GPS coordinates: 53.48030,-2.24030
Latest update: March 7, 2025 20:54
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