Boroughbridge, England

Row of C18 cottages some with C20 shop windows. Brick, rendered. Dentilled eaves.

Cottage, shop to ground floor. Early C19. Rendered brick.

Garden wall and railings. Early C19. Brick with stone coping and wrought iron railings.

Large house. Said to have been built in the reign of James II, it stands on the site of 3 burgage houses and incorporates parts of them.

Church. North chantry chapel founded 1333. 4-bay nave arcade and north aisle. c.1360, south aisle rebuilt 1827, similar style. C15 flat-arched clerestory, low battlemented west tower and 3-bay chancel with 5-light east window. Red sandstone.

Linking building. C18 or early C19. Painted brick.

Public House. Probably late C16 with much later alteration including C20 additions to rear and at right angles to original range. Timber-framed, partly cased in brick, whitewashed, and partly rendered.

House and cottage. Probably early C18. Pinkish-brown local brick. Dentilled eaves and 3-course stepped 1st floor band. Coursed cobble plinth. Rendered gable ends. Swept pantile roof with raised brick verges. Off-centre ridge chimney. 2 storeys.

Cottage. Early C18. Reddish-brown local brick.

Street) House. Early C19. Pale brown brick, stone plinth. Pantile roof with end chimneys. 2 storeys, 3 bays. Central entrance has 6-panel door and wooden doorcase of architrave, small modillion cornice and pediment on shaped brackets.