Located in the historic city of York, North Yorkshire, this charming three-bedroom property offers a unique stay in a timber-framed building that dates back to the 1500s. The property is thoughtfully designed across three floors above an antique shop, featuring an inviting small yard at the rear for relaxation. With a capacity to accommodate up to six guests, it includes two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom, ensuring ample space for families or groups. The living areas are enhanced by remarkable period details, and the attic boasts a beamed living room furnished with leather chairs and beanbags, creating a cozy atmosphere for unwinding after a day of exploration.
Guests will enjoy the convenience of having a bathroom or shower-room on each floor, along with a large kitchen dining room ideal for social gatherings. The property is fully accessible to guests, allowing them to step through the front door on Micklegate and immediately immerse themselves in the historical ambiance of the home. Micklegate itself is a vibrant street, rich in local culture, lined with popular bars and excellent restaurants, making it a perfect starting point for discovering the delightful offerings of York.
Situated just a five-minute walk from the York Railway Station, the property is easily accessible for those traveling by train. While there is no dedicated parking, guests can utilize metered parking on Micklegate for short-term unloading, with longer-term options available at nearby Nunnery Lane Carpark. Key collection is conveniently arranged at the nearby Partisan Bistro, which also serves as a delightful spot for coffee and meals. Guests are advised to communicate any late arrival plans to ensure smooth key collection arrangements.
While the property is steeped in history and charm, it is essential to note that it features uneven stairs, low ceilings, and doorways typical of older buildings, so caution is advised when moving about. Beyond the immediate comforts of the home, guests can explore local attractions such as the Stonegate and Coppergate Shopping Centre, as well as nearby natural parks like Rawcliffe Country Park. For those interested in events, venues like York Barbican and Bootham Crescent Stadium offer entertainment options, making this property a well-rounded choice for a memorable stay in York.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!