33-37, North Bar Without

This is a circa 1790 block of three small houses located on the west side of North Bar Without, Beverley. The houses are built of painted brick with a pantile roof, featuring a wooden gutter supported by wrought iron brackets. The gable ends have stone coping. The facades have six sash windows with glazing bars, with No. 37 having smaller panes. Each house has a six-panel door with fielded upper panels, a rectangular fanlight (with glazing bars on No. 37), and a dentil cornice. A first floor cill band runs along the facades. The rear garden fronts each feature a good two-storey bow window.