York Historic Environment Record

Eight houses forming part of a terrace; now houses, guesthouses and shop. 1846-51. Brick with painted stone dressings. Slate roofs. EXTERIOR: 3 storeys. Each house 2 bays, with 1st floor sill band and modillion gutter cornice. Each house has a single-storey canted bay window at the left and a doorway at the right. The windows are mostly sashes divided into horizontal rectangular panes, and the doorways have doorcases with panelled pilasters, modillion cornices, panelled reveals, and an overlight with a central vertical division. No 100 has 1st floor windows with margin panes to their upper sashes, and tilting C20 second floor windows. The door has 2 tall round-headed panels. Nos 108 and 106 have similar panelled doors. No.104 has casements to the upper parts of the 1st floor windows and to the 2nd floor. It has a C20 glazed front door. No.102 has top-hung casements to the 1st floor and casements to the 2nd floor. Its front door has 2 round-headed panels. Nos 100 and 98 are similar, except that No.98 has a C20 glazed front door. No.96 has a C20 shopfront on the ground floor, sashes with tall lower leaves on the 1st floor, a casement at the left on the 2nd floor and a blind recess at the right. Chimneys to left of each house. The right-hand return gable wall of No.96 is of 3 bays with unequal sashes on the ground and 1st floors, and casements on the 2nd floor. The C20 shopfront occupies the left-hand bay on the ground floor. The central doorway has a doorcase of engaged Tuscan columns with a modillion cornice and panelled reveals. Above the 2-panel door there is an overlight. INTERIOR: not inspected. (RCHME: City of York: London: 1972-: 126).
Listing NGR: SE5909451262

Derived from English Heritage LB download dated: 22/08/2005

A well was noted in the conservatory to the rear (2017) when inspected for a LBC for conservatory refurbishment. The well is of unknown age but is 'open' with a modern wishing well structure surrounding it.