Nos 4 and 5 Lovat Lane in London, England, are early-19th-century, stucco-fronted, three-storey buildings on the west side of the lane. Each unit is one window wide, built to the tight footprint typical of the City's surviving small-scale commercial fabric. The ground floor carries door openings framed with simple timber pilasters, set alongside sash windows with sidelights. A wood fascia and cornice run across the frontage, marking the shop-level finish. On the first and second floors, the facades retain sash windows with sidelights set within stucco architraves. A second-floor cill band ties the elevation horizontally, and the roofline is finished with a plain parapet and cornice band. - AsNotedIn