York County Savings Bank Building

The York County Savings Bank Building, located in the heart of York, England, is a historic site established in 1816. Originally designed by Watson, Pritchett and Watson, the building was completed in 1830 and features a striking sandstone façade. Over the years, it has undergone several modifications, including an extension in 1924 and a conversion into the Impossible Motel in 2022. The architecture showcases Doric and Composite columns, with a notable coffered ceiling in the former boardroom. The building is a Grade II listed structure, making it a significant landmark for tourists and researchers interested in York's rich history.