York Historic Environment Record

The 19th century buildings on Gillygate contribute to the attractive historic street scene and demonstrate a wider variety of styles than those of the 18th century. Nos. 30-36 is a row of four identical buildings with shops on the ground floor and residential use above. There are round-headed windows on the first floor, an element of 'Romanesque' style. Dormer windows with attractive bargeboards protrude from the slate roof. Described as Buildings of Merit in the Historic Core Conservation Area Appraisal.

Surveyed December 2014-
No.30-32 Generally described as being in fair condition. No.34-36 good-fair condition
Upper floors: residential
Shop fronts: wooden, historic

Shopfronts and upper floors also surveyed in November 2012. See linked document for detailed notes and photographs.