A remarkable 18th century freehold property, choicely located within the city walls and just moments from Yorks historic Minster. The property is in need of extensive updating and will particularly appeal to experienced developers/builders (SEE VIEWING NOTES). The property has remained relatively untouched since the 1980’s and is likely to require connection to mains utilities. Arranged over two floors, the well-balanced property offers accommodation of almost 1700 Sq Ft and has retained some original features. An entrance vestibule leads to the principal accommodation including a lounge and separate dining room. A kitchen to the rear includes a courtesy door onto the rear courtyard. To the first floor are three good sized bedrooms and house bathroom. In summary, an opportunity to redevelop a historic property in undoubtably one of the city’s best locations. Aldwark is a small and select residential area tucked away within the city walls, close to Kings Square and The Shambles. York is famed for its city walls and York Minster, one of Europe’s largest cathedrals of its kind, and is one of the country’s most visited locations, attracting those looking to take advantage of the many restaurants, bars, historic and cultural attractions the city offers. The mainline train station offers services to London in under two hours and road links mean nearby cities such as Leeds and Harrogate are easily reached. DIRECTIONS As you enter the city walls through Monk Bar, take the first left onto Aldwark. Turn right again briefly into Margaret Philipson Court and the property is on the right hand side. VIEWING NOTES Due to the works required and for health and safety, viewings are strictly at pre scheduled weekly times with the agent. Viewings should only be undertaken by those with a serious interest and funding in place. We have a duty of care to test the market for a period of time and would recommend a full structural survey prior to exchanging contracts. AGENTS NOTE The commercial refuse bins for the neighbouring development have been removed digitally for marketing purposes.

EPC Rating: G