64-66 Fawcett Street, Royal Bank of Scotland

No. 64 is a 3 storey, 18th century house, built for the Fawcett family, now part of a bank. It is brick-built with painted ashlar dressings; and has a Welsh slate roof with a brick chimney. Nos. 65 and 66 are tea rooms, of 2 storeys and an attic, built in 1873-7 by Frank Caws. They are in polychrome using brick, terracotta and faience; and have a slate roof with terracotta crestings, faience gable copings and faience and brick chimneys. They are in an eclectic style called 'Hindoo Gothic' by Caws, the Eastern elements a reference to the tea sold there. These buildings were originally the Elephant Tea Rooms. LISTED GRADE 2