- Beautifully presented period townhouse +
- Located within York city walls +
- 2 reception rooms and a separate kitchen +
- 2 double bedrooms +
- Restored, heritage double-glazed windows +
- Original character features +
- Private walled courtyard +
- Leafy outlook to the front +
- Residents' permit parking close by +
- Less than half a mile from the station +
Peacefully positioned within York city walls, this delightful two bedroom period townhouse on sought-after Bishophill Junior enjoys an enviable, leafy outlook onto the beautiful Grade I listed Norman church of St Mary— one of York’s oldest surviving ecclesiastical buildings.
The property retains its timeless charm whilst offering practical and well-proportioned accommodation suited to modern living. Sensitively improved over the years, original features have been preserved and restored; wooden floorboards and elegant feature fireplaces adorn several rooms, and the windows are mostly restored, heritage double-glazed. There are separate living and dining rooms, with a fitted kitchen to the rear of the property providing a functional layout and direct access to the courtyard garden.
On the first floor, the generously proportioned master bedroom spans the width of the property and enjoys a lovely leafy view. There is a second double bedroom and a spacious bathroom, featuring a stylish walk-in shower. Outside, the private gated courtyard offers a peaceful and private area, with gated rear access and a brick-built shed providing useful storage space.
Residents' permit parking is available very close by, although Bishophill Junior itself is free of parked cars, keeping the outlook and access clear.
Located within York’s historic city walls, this charming home is ideally situated for enjoying all the city has to offer. Bishophill Junior is a quiet, characterful street positioned just off Micklegate and a short walk from the train station. The vibrant city centre, with its independent shops, award-winning restaurants, and rich cultural heritage, is right on the doorstep.