32 Pearson Park, Hull

32 Pearson Park is a Grade II listed semi-detached house in Hull, England, renowned for its association with the celebrated poet Philip Larkin, who resided in the top flat from 1956 to the 1970s. Overlooking Pearson Park, the views from the house may have inspired Larkin's poetry collection 'High Windows'. The building retains its late-19th-century architectural charm and was granted listed status in 2017 due to its literary significance. Visitors can explore the area through the Philip Larkin Trail, which highlights various sites connected to the poet, and see green plaques commemorating notable residents like Larkin and Dorothy L. Sayers.