No 35 And Premises Occupied By The Beverley Catholic Club

No. 35 and the premises occupied by the Beverley Catholic Club is a building from the 1840s, located on the north side of Railway Street in Beverley. It is part of a terrace that includes Nos. 13 to 33, designed by Edmund and Gregory Page. The building is three stories tall and constructed of red brick. It likely served as former commercial premises, including a house, with a doorway that balances with the one at No. 13. The first floor features five windows, while the ground floor has four, all with recessed hung sashes and glazing bars, topped with flat rendered arches. There is a modern plain doorway with a recessed door on the left side of the Railway Street front. The return to Trinity Lane has three windows and a broad cambered arched carriageway in the center of the ground floor, which is now partially blocked, with incised voussoirs to the arch.