Two buildings that have been interconnected internally. The buildings date from 1797 and 1877 respectively and are former residential properties of three storey solid brick construction under pitched roofs. Internally, the accommodation is cellular in nature and arranged over basement, ground and two upper floors, with a small amount of additional accommodation within the roofspace of 5 York Row. The basements provide basic storage accommodation. The ground floor provides entrance lobbies and reception area, four offices and a strong room, WC's, kitchen and store room. Two staircases provide access to the first floor which provides 7 further offices and a board room. Further stairs lead to the second floor, providing and additional 6 offices and store room. The property has gas fired central heating with some areas being air conditioned, flourescent lighting and carpeting. There are period features throughout including some attractive tiled floors. Externally there is a small gravelled 'garden' area to the rear. The properties are both Grade II Listed.