7 and 8, The Gallery

Nos 7 and 8, The Gallery, is an 18th-century building made of buff-colored brick, likely an extension to the 16th-century stables of Bishop's Palace (No 9). The building has two storeys, featuring a five-window arrangement on the east front, which faces The Gallery, with horizontal sliding sashes on the first storey and casements on the ground storey. The west front has a four-window arrangement, with horizontal sliding sashes on the ground storey and casements on the first storey. A raised brick band runs between the storeys on the west front, and the roofs are tiled with a brief dentil eaves course.

Nos 2 to 8, along with No 9 (the stables of the Bishop's Palace), form a group with several significant structures, including the Great Hall (Bishop's residence), The Queen's Hall (Headmaster's House), the wall to the garden of the Bishop's residence, guest quarters of the Monastery, walls to the guest quarters of the Monastery, Ely Porta, Prior's House (Boarding House of the King's School), Prior Crauden's Chapel, walls to the garden of the Prior's House, Ely Porta, the barn and storehouse of the Monastery, and the wall to the barn and storehouse, as well as the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Bishop's Palace, and the wall to the Bishop's Palace.