Location

Marygate Mews occupies a discreet position off Marygate immediately south of Bootham, the main northern artery into the city.

Marygate is an historic street that slopes southwards towards the river Ouse with a Michelin starred restaurant, Roots, at its farthest point.

The principal shopping streets of York are a short’ stroll through the Museum Gardens past the medieval ruins of St Mary’s Abbey.

Two independent schools lie on Bootham and the railway station - offering a mainline service to London in less than two hours - is no more than a pleasant five minute walk across Scarborough Footbridge.

Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.

Description

These brand new, eye-catching brick and rendered houses stand in an exclusive gated mews development in the heart of historic Marygate, probably one of the city’s most sought after residential areas. Part of a bespoke development designed by award winning local architects Fining Associates, each of the houses will enjoy cutting edge design and finish in a secure environment within a few metres of the City walls and Museum Gardens.

Each of the houses are of true modern design both inside and out, highly insulated with superior fixtures and fittings, and underfloor heating within the kitchen and living area on the ground and first floor. All of the rooms will be stylishly decorated and include the best in modern technology

The kitchen breakfast will open directly onto the rear landscaped courtyard garden via full height sliding picture windows which has a living green wall softening the high wall boundary. The contemporary units are complimented by quarts work surfaces, Bosch cooker and combi microwave oven, dishwasher and a Quooker tap. There is a ground floor utility room with, WC, integral washer and drier, as well as additional storage space at the rear of the integral car port.

This is a light and bright town house with generous picture windows framing contrasting views from the upper floors over neighboring gardens towards historic St Olave’s Church within the medieval Abbey walls, best enjoyed from the roof terrace. The stylish bathrooms and double bedrooms are all well-proportioned with good ceiling heights and ample natural light.