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The Banqueting House was built in 1823-24 for the trustees of the Ouse Navigation Committee of York Corporation. The building is of one storey and is built of gault brick with a ripped slate roof.

Baptist Chapel built in 1862, with later alteration. By William Peachey. Yellow-grey dressed stone on plinth, with grey ashlar chamfered plinth band and dressings; slate roof with stone coped gables. 4-bay aisled nave with clerestory, articulated by ...

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Probably a prebendal hospice, later house. Probably 13th century originally, with a 15th century hall; alterations of mid-15th century, c1600 and the early 19th century; restored and partly reconstructed c1990. Timber-framed, and brick with pantile a...

18th-19th century barn to the rear of School Lane, Copmanthorpe. Preserving an interesting example of 18th & 19th century brickwork within one building. The 18th century pantiled roof and wall visible from Back Lane is part of the street scene. Forms...

The barn was built in the 17th century, with 18th century alterations.