On High Petergate, notable buildings on the north-east side include 4 High Petergate, built in 1782 and possibly designed by Peter Atkinson; 8 High Petergate, with a 14th-century roof truss; the Hole in the Wall pub, mostly 18th-century but with some earlier timber framing; 12–18 High Petergate, an early-20th century range built in imitation of an earlier building which stood on the site; 24–36 High Petergate, facing the Minster, built in 1838 but incorporating parts of a Georgian building; and St Michael-le-Belfrey church. On the south-west side lie 3 High Petergate, mostly early 18th-century but with some earlier timber framing; 5 High Petergate, with 16th-century origins; the 16th-century 7 High Petergate; the 17th-century Eagle & Child pub; the large 18th-century Petergate House; and the 17th-century 17–19 High Petergate. Beyond Duncombe Place are the grade I listed 23 High Petergate; 25–29 High Petergate, built in the 1700s; 31 High Petergate, with 15th-century origins; and the timber-framed 33–35 High Petergate.
