Originally a late 17th century farmhouse with mid-18th century additions when it became a public house. Altered early and mid-19th and 20th century. Front range rendered brick, with plain tile roof behind parapet. Exterior: 2 storeys and 3 bays.

Chapel built in 1252, altered during the mid 14th century and later. Renovated and re-roofed during the late 20th century. Originally built of magnesian limestone ashlar and rubble. The west gable was later rebuilt in red brick and limestone quoins. ...

Remains of the Vicar's College built before 1248. The hall itself is mid 14th century. One wall is timber framed the rest is coursed limestone and brick in English garden wall bond with a steeply pitched pantile roof. Restored and extended in 1984 th...

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The most southerly of a series of imposing Victorian villas built on Fulford Road from 1867-1871. First owned by Richard Jackson, a wool merchant and farmer originally from Cawood, in the late 19th and early 20th century it was the residence of the ...

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Bell Hall - 1680 & later

The gothic style was chosen for this house, built in 1833-1838, which was unusual for York. The whole composition made it York's most distinctive 19th century villa. Acquired by the Retreat, a psychiatric hospital, in 1879 to form part of their villa...

Farmhouse built in the late 17th century, with mid 18th century alterations.