A three storey house, built in c.1840 and altered in the late 19th century.

House, now flats. c1845-50. Brick with slate roof.

A pair of brick houses dated circa 1820-30, three storeys high with pantiled roofs.The building has a central through-passage serving a two storey brick workshop block at the rear.

Formerly known as The Minster Chamber, Minster Yard. Pair of houses, now part of school. Built in 1837-8, with later alterations and extensions, to designs by J P Pritchett for the Dean and Chapter.

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.

Site of a Wesleyan Methodist chapel built in 1816 with day and Sunday school to the rear it was used as a warehouse by the NE Electricity Company in the 20th century and demolished circa 1978.

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A terrace of six two storey cottages, built in c.1840.

17th century timber-framed barn, five bays and aisles all round. 18th and 19th century additions and alerations. Derelict at time of survey in 1972.

House built in the 17th century.