House built c1830, was used as post office in 1935, now a house again. Brick with some painted stone dressings. Hipped pantiled roof. Exterior: 2 storeys and 2 bays.

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House built in 1773, now known as 17 Lawrence Street. The house was extended circa 1800 and altered in the late 19th century when the extension, number 19, became The Waggon and Horses public house.

A pair of early 19th century houses, now in use as shops. Demolished

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Formerly listed as 9-17 George Street, now listed as separately as 9-13 George Street and 15-27 George Street. Numbers 9-13 is a terrace of three houses and shops dating from circa 1844. Numbers 15-27 is a terrace of seven houses built circa 1845.

Grosvenor Terrace is quite different from all the other 19th century streets in this area. The houses are white brick and do not have any classical details. Instead they have subtle ‘Romanesque’ or Gothic details such as the round or pointed arched w...

House, now shop. Built in 1748, altered, subdivided and partly raised at rear c1830; altered further with new shopfront in the 20th century. For Ralph Yoward. Exterior: 3-storey 5-bay front.

Two houses, now offices. Built in 1789-90 incorporating an earlier 18th century house as rear wing; late 20th century alterations and restoration. By Peter Atkinson senior for Mrs E Woodhouse.

In 1852, the house was recorded as the Rectory of St Mary's Church, Castlegate. Built in the early 18th century, incorporating an earlier timber-framed hall house; renovated with a new shopfront in c.1986. Original building timber-framed, now encase...