A complex group of buildings, built of brick with the remains of C16 timber framing visible in no. 19. A small rectangular building was erected, C17, to the rear of no. 23 which was built onto it C18. The properties were refronted C19. Formerly Maws...

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Terrace of four houses. c1860 with later alterations. Brown brick in Flemish bond with timber doorcases and eaves guttering; hipped slate roof with brick stacks and rooflights.

Numbers 196-8 Fulford Road. A pair of houses built in the second quarter of the 19th century, in use as a shop at the time of the survey.

Pair of houses with shops; now one shop and maisonette. Early C19; altered and refronted 1834; renovated c1970.

1st Great North Eastern Railway Engine Shed (1839-40), taken out of use before 1851, cut back and adapted as two houses; demolished 1875-6 for approach lines to new coal depot. THIS MONUMENT IS ASSET 1.3 IN THE YORK CENTRAL AUDIT OF HERITAGE ASSETS

Shop built in 1842 with a late 19th century shop front and later alterations. Designed by the architects J B and W Atkinson for Mark Rooke.

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House with shop. 1836-39, with C20 shopfront. Painted brick in Flemish bond, rendered at right side; timber cornice to slate roof with brick stack at each end.