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63 and 65 Lawrence Street listed (houses shops)

Number of public houses

Convent of St Joseph

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Suburban Characterisation Area 60: Lawrence Street and Heslington Road

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Suburban Characterisation Area 60: Lawrence Street and Heslington Road

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Complete mixture of 19th to 21st century residential and commercial buildings to the east of York.

Includes St. Lawrence’s Church of England School (1960s), 19th century RC Poor Clares Convent on Lawrence Street and
the Barbican Centre.

Partly within Central Area of Archaeological Importance.

Commercial business is largely restricted to the main roads

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On the border of the Central Historic Core Conservation Area, Character Area 17: Walmgate Bar

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On the border of the Central Historic Core Conservation Area, Character Area 17: Walmgate Bar

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traffic dominated street of eroded historic character and poor quality modern development. few grand
houses, several buildings are in poor condition or unsympathetically altered and the quality modern development is low.

area of mixed uses, including offices, shops, pubs, houses and a garage.

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"A new wall is being erected internally to separate the front building from the dilapidated warehouse at the rear. this is a block wall"

Walls plastered

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Change of use - loosing initial function as shop and flat.
Lacking information.
What about the wall? What about interior?

"A new wall is being erected internally to separate the front building from the dilapidated warehouse at the rear. this is a block wall"

no reason for change of use

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Grade II Listed (as of June 1983)
Shop and flat, early C19

Inventory -  built in the early 19th century, is of three storeys and has first-floor balconies with scrolled cast-iron balustrades. The windows have rubbed brick arche