Villa and coach house built in 1842-3, now in use as a private accomodation. The main building is of two storeys, with additional attic space and basement. The fabric is of pale yellow brick in Flemish bond with a Welsh slate roof. Two chimneys flank...

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Built in 1830 with eleven bedrooms. This was perhaps the largest of the villas that sprang up in Heworth following the enclosure awards of the early 19th century. In a conservative classical style. Demolished 1934.

This was the old Heworth Rectory designed by G. Fowler Jones. Representative of a high Victorian Gothic architecture. It has had several changes of use including vehicle driving licence test centre and is now a day nursery, showing its easy adaptabil...

Villa built in the second quarter of the 19th century.

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Historic hedgerows possibly continuations of prehistoric coaxial fields or early roads. Possible survivors of the prehistoric field system (later hedged) are north hedge of Intake Lane, Coney Garth Lane and the east hedge of East Field on the Dunning...

Medieval boundaries marking out the early medieval boundaries of Ianulfesthorpe, Dunnington and an unnamed township.

Prior to 1855 labouters opening a marl pit on Dunnington Common found an 'ancient narrow causeway' 0.3m from the surface. It was roughly paved and flanked by oak piles. It was roughly 1.2m wide. Feature found in the next field close to a mound like e...