House, later convent, now flats. Late 18th century with later alterations and additions of 1902. Exterior: symmetrical, 2 storeys and 5 bays, the 3 central bays breaking forwards slightly under a pediment.

The Old Deanery. Demolished in 1820s.

Site of a post-Mediaeval inn.

Public house. Late 17th century, with late 19th century additions and alterations by WG Penty. Painted and partly roughcast brick. Pantiled roof. Exterior: 2 storeys plus attic. The main range has a 2-storey bay window with straight sides and with 5 ...

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The building was built circa 1600 and the timber framed building may originally have been a warehouse. It was probably converted to domestic use in the late 17th century.

Two storey detached house designed by York architect G Townsend Andrews for the Rev T C Price c.1846. Clamp brick walls with end and ridge dentilled brick chimney stacks with tall plain fireclay pots. Brick-on-end lintels, projecting base course of b...

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