Wall originally enclosing yard of the infirmary (now St. Mary's Building of Sunderland University (HER 4762). 1822 with 20th century alterations. Rubble limestone with roughly rounded coping; brick blocking to doorway. High wall formerly enclosing yard to infirmary continues from S, along W and part of N boundary. Brick blocking to former door on W; small hatches have wood doors and were probably formerly for delivery of coal. Central section altered slightly, probably when Edinburgh Building of Polytechnic, to S was constructed c1960 (not listed). Included for group value.

Coal staith. C1900 with later alteration. Brick piers and platform facings; wood superstructure lost. Formerly a wood superstructure on the platform supported railway lines from which coal waggons could tip coal directly into ships' holds. This is the last surviving coal staithe on the Wear, where once each bank was lined by staithes.

Villa, now polytechnic building. 1851. By J and B Green for AJ Moore, Mayor of Sunderland. Ashlar with graduated grey slate roof. Italianate style.

Public house. 1880. Brick with ashlar dressings and wood bar front; Welsh slate roof.

Farmhouse, now shops, offices and flat. C1700, early19th century additions and c1900 shops, c1990 alterations. 2 storey house. Render with painted ashlar dressings. Composition tile roof. Ground floor shops have 20th century fronts.

2 houses of a terrace, now offices. Early C19, restored 1980. Garden wall bond brick (5 and one) with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof with brick chimneys. Each house 2 storeys, 3 windows.

House, now partly offices. Early C19. English garden wall bond brick with ashlar plinth and dressings; concrete-tiled roof. 2 storeys and basement.

Churchyard wall to east of Church of the Holy Trinity (qv) and along north side of churchyard. Brick wall; ashlar coping with later render. Probably early 18th century. Bolster coping. Renewed railings.

House, now used by Sunderland University, with steps and railings to door, and yard walls. C1855. Garden wall bond brick (5 and one) with ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof. Stone steps and cast - iron railings on S side. Brick walls and piers with ashlar coping. EXTERIOR: S and left return elevations have basement and 2 storeys; 4 windows. S elevation: steps up to 3 - panel door in third bay, with plain overlight, in doorcase of engaged, fluted quasi - Corinthian octagonal columns and dentil cornice to entablature which breaks forward above columns. Basement has banded rustication and sashes with glazing bars. Other sashes, tripartite on ground floor left return, have stone sills and architraves each with frieze and cornice. Hipped roof of moderate pitch has 20th century dormer. Right return has set - back 20th century addition. High ashlar - coped walls break forward from right to enclose yard, and have square brick piers of same height at corners and forming central entrance to Park Road and side vehicle entrance on right return of yard. Originally part of St. George's Place, a square which was damaged in WWII.

Terrace of 15 houses, now offices with steps, and handrails. 1850 - 1855, with No. 15 slightly later. Garden wall bond brick with painted ashlar dressings; Welsh slate roof with stone gable copings and brick chimneys; stone steps and cast - iron handrails. A convex crescent. 2 storeys and basement, each house 3 windows; set - back right wing to No. 1 at right with entrance porch. 6 wide stone steps to 6 - panel doors of Sunderland type, folding back to form panelled reveals to inner doors, in pilaster - and - entablature surrounds, at right of Nos. 2 - 14, central to No. 15 and in set - back porch to No. 1; most inner doors half - glazed with overlights; all windows 4 - pane sashes with architraves and bracketed sills. No. 15 at left is wider and has ground floor canted bay windows with fruit and flower carving on brackets to cornices; first floor band below tripartite windows and altered central window with stained glass. No. 1 has narrow Venetian window on first floor flanked by narrow blocked windows; sun - blind casings to ground floor windows. Roof has transverse - ridge corniced chimneys; some hipped dormers; elliptical - headed scroll - sided dormer to No. 14; prominent inserted roof lights to No. 13; altered dormers to Nos. 9, 10 and 12. Right return of No. 1 has angle pilasters.