23 and 24 King Street

23 and 24 King Street is a historic building located in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. Originally built in the mid 18th century as a large house, it underwent alterations around 1800, including the addition of a prominent bay window. The building served as the York Hotel until the late 20th century before being converted into two residential houses. Notable for its red brick construction and elegant architectural features, it was designated as a grade II* listed building in 1953. Visitors can admire its distinctive façade, which includes a two-storey bow window and intricately designed doorways, as well as preserved interior elements like early panelling and a historic staircase.