51 Skeldergate, formerly known as 49 Skeldergate and formerly listed as Number 51 (original southern portion only). House built in the late 18th century, the lefthand part of the building was rebuilt in the the 20th century. Now in use as offices.

Earlsborough Terrace is a late 19th century row of two and three storey houses facing the river. The patterned brickwork is particularly attractive. There would have been many more of this type of house prior to the extensive 1970s demolition. Descri...

Numbers 51-5 Heworth is a terrace of three houses built circa 1845.

51-57 Clifton are a row of four, two storey, houses built in c.1840, only no 51 is original since the others have had shop fronts inserted into them.

A terrace of five houses built circa 1840 and converted to shops.

English garden wall bond. Timber 8x8 casements under flat brick arches. Rounded arch doorway. Arch repeated as window above. Rear single-storey extension. Brick and slate house, currently in use as accounting offices. Upper floors are possibly reside...

A three storey house constructed in 1772, converted to a shop by 1988. Formerly known as 75 Low Petergate.

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52 Skeldergate. A sawmill and timber warehouse built in 1839 for John Henry Cattley. The building has later alterations and is now in use as a gymnasium.

Number 52 Stonegate, formerly known as 35 Stonegate. Incorrectly identified as part of part of the prebendal house of Ampleforth, now known as Norman House (see HOB UID 536147). A late 15th century timber framed house, extended in the late 17th centu...