As you can see from these photographs above, little has changed to the external fabric of the building and the street itself over the years. However, the inside trading of No.83 has gone from flour and fruit to furnishings, and finally to Fine Art. The gallery is a timber framed Grade II listed building and forms one of a group of seven gabled houses on Low Petergate. Its jettied floors and steeply pitched roof, make it characteristic of the English Tudor style of architecture found on many of the streets of York. Petergate is named after the cathedral of St. Peter (York Minster), which can be seen at the end of the street.