Terrace of houses, now cafe and flats. 1766. Built for Dr Bernard Wilson, vicar of Newark. Restored and converted c1980. Brick with gabled and hipped pantile roofs with 9 ridge stacks. Plinth, first and second floor bands, modillion eaves. Higher end pavilions and single bay centre project. Windows are mainly glazing bar sashes with flat arches, those to second floor being smaller. Cellars have segment headed lights, some of them blocked. C20 doors with 6 fielded panels. 3 storeys; 20 window range arranged 4:13:3. Left pavilion has 2 blanks. Central bay has round headed doorway with blocked fanlight, flanked on either side by 5 doors and 6 windows. Left return, to Kirkgate, has 3 plain sashes on the first floor and below, a single plain sash and a late C20 shopfront set in a tiled surround. Right pavilion has a central doorway with overlight. Right return has 3 windows on each floor, and to right a lean-to single storey addition with a 4-panel door. (EH)