Description

MALTON

SE780715 YORKERSGATE
801-1/8/170 (South side)
10/06/74 Nos.15, 17 AND 17A
(Formerly Listed as:
YORKERSGATE
(South side)
No.15)
(Formerly Listed as:
YORKERSGATE
(South side)
No.17)

GV II

Two shops, with offices above. Probably late C18, 17 refronted
c1840, both with later C19 and C20 alteration. No.15 is
painted brick in Flemish bond at front, and mottled brick at
rear. Front of No.17 pink and cream mottled brick in Flemish
bond, with quoins and dressings of orange-red gauged brick;
timber doorcase and shopfront; rear of coursed squared stone
with wing of orange-red brick, partly rendered. Pantile roof
to both, hipped at right end of No.17, with brick stacks to
left of each.
3-storey front to both houses, with 1 window to No.15, and 3
windows to No.17. C20 shop front to No.15, with glazed double
doors, extends into No.17; first floor window is 3-light
canted bay with single-pane sashes and moulded cornice; on
second floor, C20 top-hung window with painted stone sill.
Plain timber eaves band.
No.17 has central round-arched doorcase of fluted pilasters
and frieze, moulded imposts and cornice, and recessed 4-panel
door with plain fanlight. Shop front to No.15 at left.
To right, C19 shop front with panelled pilasters, rosettes in
frieze blocks and projecting cornice. Half-glazed door with
overlight recessed to left of square bay window of 3
ogee-arched lights on colonettes, over fluted riser. To right
of first floor, 3-light canted bay with single-pane sashes
between pilaster mullions incorporating fluted panels, and
with moulded cornice. Remaining windows are 4-pane sashes,
those on second floor squat, in brick quoined surrounds with
painted stone sills. First floor windows have flat arches,
those on second floor plain lintels. Corbelled eaves cornice.
INTERIOR: in ground-floor room to left of No.17 two
round-arched niches on fluted pilasters with moulded imposts
survive.

Listing NGR: SE7865371621

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26515025

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