Property description

This spacious one bed in Lancaster House was designed by H. S. Fairhurst had married into the Lloyd family and Lancaster House was built for the Lloyd's Packing Company. It was built in 1910 with a steel frame clad with a granite at the base and Accrington bricks and terracotta above. The back is plain brick. Lancaster House is notable for its decoration and compositional inventiveness. Supported by a steel frame, this huge building fully exploits the modelling possibilities offered by brown terracotta and brick. Above a stone basement plinth, the Edwardian Baroque façade successfully hides the bulk of the construction behind Terracotta is used to provide vertical emphasis to the entrances and stairs and a variety of window shapes and frame details. The corner tower to Princess Street is remarkable, rising through 12 levels of increasing elaboration to a terminating belvedere.

Hall	Laminate flooring, built-in storage cupboard, ceiling light.
Lounge	10'10\" x 11'6\" (3.3m x 3.5m). Secondary glazed wood window facing the side. Electric heater, laminate flooring, exposed brick, ceiling light.
Kitchen	7'10\" x 6' (2.39m x 1.83m). Tiled flooring, ceiling light. Roll edge work surface, fitted and wall and base units, stainless steel sink and with mixer tap, integrated, electric oven, integrated, electric hob, stainless steel extractor, space for dishwasher, space for fridge/freezer.
Bedroom 1	Double bedroom; wood window facing the side. Electric heater, laminate flooring, exposed brick, ceiling light.
Shower Room	Low level WC, single enclosure shower, pedestal sink, extractor fan.