Capital House, Chester

Capital House is a Georgian building in Handbridge featuring a symmetrical brick facade with large windows arranged in a regular pattern that reflects the classical proportions of its period. The structure follows the characteristic features of the era with balanced facade elements and clear architectural lines.

The building was constructed during the Georgian period and initially served as offices for the Bank of Scotland. Over time it was converted into a multi-purpose commercial building serving various business uses.

The building maintains the architectural traditions of the Georgian period, reflecting the design principles established during the reign of four British Georges.

The building is located in a highly accessible spot with direct access to several transport routes near Chester city center. Visitors can easily walk to nearby destinations such as the River Dee walkways from here.

Each window frame incorporates specific mathematical ratios characteristic of 18th-century construction methods, following period-accurate specifications.