York › History › Grade II* › 6, Patrick Pool Photo: Malcolmxl5 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · tap to enlargeGrade II* listed building · Historic England 6, Patrick Pool Patrick Pool, York
Listed Grade II* since 1950 76 years · Grade II* is the next 5.8% of England’s listed buildings
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About About 6, Patrick Pool The house at 6, Patrick Pool is one of 159 Grade II* listed buildings in York and about 22,127 in England. It was listed on 25 March 1950. It stands in the Central Historic Core conservation area, designated in 1968. Within 400 metres are 29 more Grade I buildings and 510 other listed buildings.
HE Read the official list entry Historic England’s description of the building, its history and why it is listed · List entry 1256976 ↗ Grade II* is for particularly important buildings of more than special interest, about 5.8% of all listed buildings in England. Listing protects the whole building, inside and out: changes need listed building consent from the council.
The record
Grade Grade II*
First listed 25 March 1950
Type House
Conservation area Central Historic Core (1968)
Grid reference SE 60408 51906
Where Patrick Pool, York, North Yorkshire Visit Make it a walk: 5 listed buildings in about 10 minutes Patrick Pool, York · about 0.3 miles on foot, as the crow flies
1 2 3 4 5 © OpenStreetMap contributors Around it 148 more listed buildings within 150 metres Grade I and II* ones open their own page; Grade II ones open the official list entry.
II 11, Newgate 8 m II 12-15, Newgate 10 m II 6, Newgate 13 m II 2, Patrick Pool 19 m II St Sampsons 22 m II 46 and 47, Shambles 28 m II 15-18, Church Street 29 m II 45, Shambles 29 m II 5 and 6, Kings Court 29 m II* 44, Shambles 32 m II* 2, Jubbergate 33 m II 4, Kings Court 35 m II 43, Shambles 38 m II 1, Shambles 41 m II 13, 14 and 14A, Church Street 42 m II 2, Shambles 44 m II 1, Little Shambles 45 m II 2, Church Street 45 m Show the other 130 II 3, 4 and 5, Shambles 46 m II 6, Shambles 47 m II 13 and 14 St Sampson's Square and 2 Silver Street 47 m II* 7 and 8, Shambles 49 m II* 41 and 42, Shambles 49 m II 1, Church Street 51 m II St Trinity House 51 m II 29 and 30, Parliament Street 52 m II 40, Shambles 52 m II 6, Kings Square 52 m II 7, Church Street 53 m II 15, St Sampsons Square 53 m II 23 and 24, Parliament Street 53 m II 12 St Sampson's Square and 1A Church Street 53 m II* 9, Shambles 54 m II* 39, Shambles 54 m II 12 and 12A, Church Street 56 m II 1 and 2, Colliergate 56 m II 31 and 32, Parliament Street 56 m II The Three Cranes Public House 57 m II 10, Church Street 58 m II 22, Parliament Street 59 m II* 10 and 11, Shambles 60 m II 33, Parliament Street 61 m II* 37 and 38, Shambles 61 m II* 12 and 12A, Shambles 63 m II 3, 4 and 4A, Colliergate 63 m II 11, Church Street 64 m II* 13, Shambles 66 m II 5, Colliergate 67 m II* 14, Shambles 67 m II 95, Low Petergate 68 m II* Shrine of St Margaret Clitherow 68 m II 99, Low Petergate 68 m II 33, Swinegate 68 m II 34, Parliament Street 70 m II* The Roman Bath Public House 71 m II 97, Low Petergate 71 m II 34, Shambles 71 m II 6 and 7, Colliergate 72 m II 8, Colliergate 73 m II 35 and 36, Parliament Street 74 m II 9, Colliergate 77 m II 31, 32 and 33, Shambles 77 m II Number 28A and Attached Drill Hall 77 m II 37, Parliament Street 79 m II 91 and 93, Low Petergate 80 m II 85, 87 and 89, Goodramgate 81 m II 10, Colliergate 81 m II 28, Colliergate 82 m II 31, Colliergate 83 m II 29 and 30, Colliergate 83 m II 27, Colliergate 83 m II 89, Low Petergate 84 m II 82, Goodramgate 85 m II 11, Colliergate 85 m II 76, Low Petergate 85 m II 38, Parliament Street 85 m II 25 and 26, Colliergate 85 m II* 7, St Sampsons Square 88 m II 24, Colliergate 88 m II 39, Parliament Street 88 m II 74, Low Petergate 90 m II 23, Colliergate 90 m II 30, Shambles 90 m II 6, St Sampsons Square 91 m II 19, Shambles 91 m II 22, Colliergate 92 m II 72, Low Petergate 92 m II 83, Goodramgate 93 m II 5, St Sampsons Square 94 m II 20, Shambles 95 m II 21, Colliergate 97 m II 87, Low Petergate 98 m II 21, Shambles 98 m II 15, Parliament Street 98 m II 16, Parliament Street 98 m II 81, Goodramgate 99 m II 17 and 18, Parliament Street 99 m II 20, Colliergate 100 m II 19, 20 and 21, Parliament Street 100 m II 22 and 23, Shambles 100 m II 13 and 14, Colliergate 101 m II 1 Feasegate and 1 St Sampson's Square 102 m II 83, Low Petergate 103 m II 14, Parliament Street 104 m II 27 and 28, Shambles 104 m II* 81, Low Petergate 107 m II* 18 and 19, Colliergate 107 m II 2, St Sampsons Square 108 m II 77, Goodramgate 110 m II The Old White Swan Public House 111 m II 4 and 6, Feasegate 111 m II 5 and 7, Feasegate 114 m II* 79, Low Petergate 115 m II* Parish Room of St Crux and Wall Attached to North West Corner 115 m II 44, Parliament Street 116 m II 17, Colliergate 116 m II Melrose House 116 m II* York College for Girls 119 m II 8 and 9, Parliament Street 119 m II 45 and 46, Parliament Street 120 m II* Gateway Arch Approximately 25 Metres South East of Holy Trinity Church Porch 123 m II 1-7, St Saviour Gate 125 m II* 73, 75 and 77, Low Petergate 127 m II The Burns Hotel 127 m II 21, Market Street 130 m II* Central Methodist Church and Attached Ancillary Buildings 132 m II 19, Market Street 134 m II 71, Low Petergate 137 m II 15, Davygate 140 m I Lady Row 141 m II 69, Low Petergate 141 m II 20, Davygate 142 m II 18, 20 and 22, Pavement 142 m II 26 and 28, Pavement 142 m II 19, Grape Lane 142 m II 21, Grape Lane 143 m II* York College for Girls 143 m II The Golden Fleece Public House and Attached Outbuilding at Rear 144 m II 15, Grape Lane 145 m I The Herbert House 146 m II Barclays Bank 146 m II 24, Pavement 146 m II 67, Low Petergate 147 m II 30, Pavement 147 m I Church of Holy Trinity 148 m II 65, Low Petergate 148 m II 8, Pavement 150 m II 19, 21 and 23, Feasegate 150 m More like it Grade I and II* houses near York Within 25 miles, with a photo.
Questions about 6, Patrick Pool Is 6, Patrick Pool listed? Yes. 6, Patrick Pool is listed Grade II* on the National Heritage List for England (list entry 1256976), first listed on 25 March 1950.
Can you visit 6, Patrick Pool? Many listed buildings are private homes; this one can be seen from the street.
Is 6, Patrick Pool in a conservation area? Yes, the Central Historic Core conservation area, designated in 1968.
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