House, now shop. Late C18, possibly with earlier origins and early C19 alteration; further alteration and extension in C20; C20 shopfront

Early 18th century house, probably sub-divided and extended in the early 19th century; later modernisation, and 20th century shopfront. Exterior: 2-storey 2-window front. L-shaped plan.

Former vicarage to Church of St Paul (qv), now house. 1850-51. By JB & W Atkinson. Brick with painted stone dressings. Slate roof, hipped at the left.

A three storey house built circa 1770, now used as offices. The house is built of brick with a slate roof.

This detached house, c.1892, has square bay windows and extensive decorative tile-hanging. A good and rare example of this craft in Dringhouses. Nominated for inclusion on the local list of heritage assets.

Pair of houses built in 1821. Erected by Joseph Bullock, brickmaker. Brick with slate roof. Exterior: 3 storeys plus attic. 3 bays.

Number 93 Lawrence Street is a house dating from circa 1830.

Formerly known as 54 Low Petergate. House built in the early 18th century, with extensive alterations in the 19th and 20th centuries. the house was converted into a shop in the 20th century.

Timber-framed house with an upper cruck. Probably 16th century, with mid-17th century extension; later alteration and 20th century shopfront.

Row of 2 two-storey cottages and small extension to side of no. 95a. Upvc windows. Central chimney. Neoclassical plaster doorcase with pediment. Whitewash finish to front. Clay pantile roof (recent replacement).