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A charming period townhouse in Bishophill, one of Yorks most
sought after locations, within the Historic Core Conservation Area.
Larger than many houses in the neighbourhood, the property has been
carefully restored and is beautifully presented throughout.
Facing the ancient bar walls, the location provides quick access
to the railway station and all the amenities the city has to offer,
including the nearby highly regarded Bishopthorpe Road shops, bars
and restaurants. With access to the property on a no through road,
the location is remarkably peaceful, given its central
position.
Internally the ground floor accommodation comprises an entrance
hall with mosaic tiled floor leading to the impressive open plan
double reception room. This light and airy space is perfect for
entertaining with two traditional fireplaces and access to the
courtyard.
Beyond the dining room is the kitchen, fitted with a range of
quality contemporary wall and base units with integrated appliances
including an oven, hob with filter hood, microwave, dishwasher and
fridge freezer in addition to a useful breakfast bar. A cloakroom
with WC, hand basin, washing machine and the central heating
boiler, completes the ground floor accommodation.
Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor landing
and two double bedrooms. The spacious master bedroom offers built
in wardrobes either side of the original fireplace, and has
remarkable views of the city walls. The second bedroom is to the
rear of the property and also features a fireplace adding character
and charm. Off the airy landing is an attractive shower room with
large walk in shower, wash basin set in a granite top, WC and
underfloor heating.
To the rear is a completely private, easy to maintain, courtyard
garden accessed from both the kitchen and dining room. Residents
permit parking is available to the front of the property and
surrounding area.
In summary, a tastefully renovated and upgraded property, which
has retained an abundance of charm with the benefits of modern
convenience, choicely situated in a wonderful tranquil setting
facing south directly to the grassed banks of the medieval walls,
with an avenue of cherry trees. Offered with the convenience of
vacant possession and no forward chain.
Agents Note
The property has operated as a successful holiday let for 5
years. It is currently on Business Rates, but was formerly in
Council Tax Band C.
EPC Rating D
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