3 rooms house of 56m² in York

Save time & book your viewing on the jigsaw website & click 'register to view A property' from our main menu Nestled on the charming Newborough Street in York, this exquisite terraced house offers a delightful blend of historical character and modern living. Originally constructed in 1890, this Grade II Listed building has been thoughtfully converted in 2008 by the award-winning architect Walter Brierly, ensuring that the original charm is beautifully preserved while providing the comforts of contemporary life. Spanning an impressive 1,195 square feet, this unique property features three spacious double bedrooms, making it ideal for families or those seeking extra space. The open-plan living area is bathed in natural light, accentuated by original windows and beams that hark back to its schoolhouse origins. A stunning mezzanine balcony adds a touch of elegance, complemented by a feature chandelier that enhances the overall aesthetic. The property boasts two well-appointed bathrooms, ensuring convenience for all residents. Additionally, there is parking available for one vehicle, a valuable asset in this coveted residential area. The location is particularly appealing, as it is within walking distance to the city centre and the local hospital, making it perfect for both professionals and families alike. Residents will appreciate the small, welcoming community atmosphere, along with the secure facilities for bike storage. This property is one of only a few available in this sought-after development, making it a rare find in the market. Please note that an annual ground rent fee is payable to the management company. In summary, this character-filled home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds: The charm of a historic building combined with the conveniences of modern living. Don’t miss your chance to make this exceptional property your new home. Council Tax Band Please note that the council tax band for the property has either been advised by the owner or we have sought from online resources. Whilst we endeavour to ensure our details are accurate and reliable, we strongly advise to make further enquiries before continuing. How Do I