No.19 Market Place, Helmsley, North Yorkshire - Level 3 Historic Building Recording

CFA Archaeology Ltd were commissioned by Development Property and Land to undertake building recording at No.19 Market Place in Helmsley, North Yorkshire, ahead of a proposal to alter the interior layout and add an additional storey to a late 20th century extension at the western end of the building. No. 19 Market Place comprises two adjoining former late 18th-century domestic properties which are listed grade II. The eastern end of the building operated as a grocer and drapers shop from the start of the 20th century, and since that time the building has formed one property. The building has a prominent location situated at the northern end of the Market Place, making it an important landmark in this popular market town. The building was converted into a bank in the latter part of the 20th century and a basement inserted to house the vault. The building recording has shown that a staircase once existed at the back of the building and the current internal divisions mostly relate to the later use of the building. No. 19 Market Place comprises two adjoining former late 18th-century domestic properties which are listed grade II. The eastern end of the building operated as a grocer and drapers shop from the start of the 20th century, and since that time the building has formed one property. The building has a prominent location situated at the northern end of the Market Place, making it an important landmark in this popular market town. The building was converted into a bank in the latter part of the 20th century and a basement inserted to house the vault. The building recording has shown that a staircase once existed at the back of the building and the current internal divisions mostly relate to the later use of the building.