A mid 19th century, two storey building with sandstone ashlar on the lower storey and a red brick upper floor. The building is a corner site with two unequal bays on Micklegate, four bays on Bar Lane, and a slate roof. The building was modernised wit...

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Numbers 151-161 Lowther Street is a terrace of six houses built in the late 184os.

Demolished in June 1959. Two houses which were a 19th century sub-division of an earlier building. This structure was a timber-framed building which was remodelled c.1700 and the depth of the house doubled in the mid-18th century. These buildings ...

Pair of houses. 1827-30. Brown brick in Flemish bond at front, English garden-wall bond at rear; timber doorcase and guttering; slate roof with brick stacks.

Originally two separate, three storey, houses; now converted into a modern shop. No 15 was built in the late 17th-early 18th century as a two storey house. No 17 was built in 1799 as a three storey house and an extra storey added to No 15.

Built as offices in the early 19th century for the newspaper 'The York Courant', continuing in this use until 1991 for the Yorkshire Eveneing Press. Modernized in the 20th century.

The surviving part of a terraced range of small houses and a shop built circa 1845.

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Row of three houses and outbuildings attached at rear; now shops and business premises. Houses dated 1773 on rainwater heads; C19 and C20 alterations and shopfronts. Outbuilding dated 1766 on rainwater head, later partly incorporated into shop at No...