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An external, eye-level, low-light photograph captures the front facade of a Georgian-style building at 28 Church Row, Hampstead, London, United Kingdom, at night. The structure features dark red brickwork with white-framed sash windows and ornate white architectural details, including a cornice above the ground floor windows and decorative corbels flanking the main entrance. The address "28 CHURCH ROW" is prominently displayed in black lettering on the white cornice. To the left of the numbers is a crest emblem. The ground floor features two large sash windows to the left of the main entrance and one to the right. A prominent black-framed sign reading "RESTAURANT" in white lettering extends horizontally above the main entrance. The entrance itself consists of a black wooden door beneath a white, semi-circular fanlight with radiating spokes, framed by white pilasters and an elaborate white decorative archway. An intercom or doorbell system is visible on the right pilaster. A black metal fence with spiked finials runs along the property boundary, behind which a dense, dark green shrubbery or hedge is visible. A menu board, illuminated with a green hue on its right side, stands vertically within the hedge, facing the viewer. Various light sources, including an antique-style wall lantern to the far left, a similar lantern mounted on the brickwork between the two left windows, and internal lighting from the restaurant, cast illumination onto the facade and the wet flagstone pavement below. Shadows from the fence railings are sharply cast across the pavement. The street in the immediate foreground shows a granite curb and a dark asphalt road with double yellow lines. No individuals are present in the scene.
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