1-11, 11A and 13-35, Queen Victoria Street, 104-108 and 110-114, Briggate, 2-12, 14 and 16, Cross Arcade and 53-63, Vicar Lane

This building complex, which includes numbers 1-11, 11A, and 13-35 on Queen Victoria Street, as well as numbers 2-12, 14, and 16 on Cross Arcade, and numbers 104-108 and 110-114 on Briggate, along with numbers 53-63 on Vicar Lane, consists of shops, an arcade, and offices. It was constructed between 1898 and 1902 and has been altered in the 20th century. The complex is part of the County Arcade, designed by Frank Matcham for the Leeds Estates Company. It features pink brick and Burmantofts terracotta, topped with a slate and lead roof.

The building stands three storeys high with attics and has seven bays. It is an island block situated between Briggate and Vicar Lane to the east, Queen Victoria Street to the north, and King Edward Street to the south. An Empire Arcade has been inserted on the site of the former Empire Theatre, which is not included in the listing. The architecture is an elaborate version of the Free style from the 1900s and was undergoing restoration at the time of review.

The ground floor has later 20th-century shop windows, while the first floor features large three-light shop windows and the second floor has sash windows. The Vicar Lane facade includes margin-lights on the first floor and Moorish ogee arches with elaborate architraves on the second floor. Notable architectural details include a dentilled cornice, balustrades, Dutch gables, and corner towers with domed and octagonal roofs. The richly moulded terracotta details showcase strapwork, scrolls, and swags. The north and south facades are designed in a similar style. The interior was not inspected. For historical details, refer to the County Arcade listing.