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Change of use from post office social club and flat to two family dwelling houses.
Demolition of part of rear extension and roof,
New roof at 2nd floor level.
Internal and external restoration and alterations

Front facade - adding of a door and one window

- Reinstate the room layout of the original building and enhance its historic character - No original layout provided

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not a listed building but located in close proximity to many Grade I and Grade II listed buildings
- located within the York Central Historic Core Conservation Area, Character Area 3

A cotton factory, 1768 workhouse, 1848 Ragged School (1858 Industrial School) , 1920 elementary school, Post Office Club from 1970.

Series of reconstructions, alterations in 19th and 20th century, internally focuced.

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Immediately adjacent to the north of the site is the Arts and Crafts Minster Inn Public House to the south Grade II Listed 28 Marygate, workshop, house and school.

Whole Marygate is a mix of picturesque facades, most structures listed. Unique character, fronting old Abbey walls

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Change of use,  from offices to 3no. dwellinghouses.

Dated 2016.

Status: Decided.

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Brick to match the original on the extension.
Slate for the roof.
Timber for doors, windows.
Patio doors and conservatory: aluminium framed clear glazing.

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The reconstruction began in 1875 and was completed by 1876 - time when the exterior was largely built.

The majority of the rear elevation has been rebuilt.

No original plan provided, no date of erection.

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Site within the central Area of archaeological Importance and the Historic Core Conservation Area.
Number of significant structures (67 Grade II Listed in Marygate and Bootham).

Street of medieval origin, houses recorded from 12th century onwards. Picturesque facades on one side (behind - clutter of modern development, parking, garages) and old Abbey (Scheduled Monument, founded 1089) walls (13th) on the other side.
Fragments of mid to late-2nd century Roman daub at 26-28 Marygate (possible structure).
19th century - variety of small scale industrial practices, now mainly residential.

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https://planningaccess.york.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=OXESIHSJJZ300