No. 66, Neal Street
No. 66 is a building of similar scale to the adjoining no. 68. It occupies the original plot but has been faced in painted stucco, with scratched jointing-lines. It has two windows at each floor level with traditionally detailed 6-over-6 subdivided sashes.
The modern shopfront is of broadly traditional character but is missing the cornice. It is painted all black. The fascia carries internally illuminated applied lettering together with a projecting, internally illuminated box-sign and an obtrusive burglar-alarm.
It is a building of modest architectural interest and townscape value, contributing to the character, appearance and significance of the Seven Dials Conservation Area.
A hanging sign should replace the existing projecting box-sign.
66 Neal Street
60-66 Neal Street (1956). Courtesy London Metropolitan Archives.
64-66 Neal Street (1974). Courtesy London Metropolitan Archives.
64-68 Neal St (1956). Courtesy London Metropolitan Archives.
66-68 Neal Street (1978). Courtesy London Metropolitan Archives.
64-68 Neal Street (1974). Courtesy London Metropolitan Archives.
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