The Old Carriage House (CC224039)

A 19th Century coach house just a short walk from the centre of York. Explore the city walls, take a cruise on the river or relax back at the property in front of the wood burner.. This wonderful early 19th Century former coach house is situated within sight of the city walls and just a 5 minute walk from the iconic Minster. The property is light and airy with a good size main bedroom with a double bed, a second bedroom with twin beds, two bathrooms and a beautifully designed kitchen and dini... The space A 19th Century coach house just a short walk from the centre of York. Explore the city walls, take a cruise on the river or relax back at the property in front of the wood burner.. This wonderful early 19th Century former coach house is situated within sight of the city walls and just a 5 minute walk from the iconic Minster. The property is light and airy with a good size main bedroom with a double bed, a second bedroom with twin beds, two bathrooms and a beautifully designed kitchen and dining area. The well-presented living room has a beautiful oak floor and a cosy wood burner, and leads through to the stylish and modern kitchen with marble work surfaces and an original Victorian tiled floor. French doors from the dining room open out to a small walled courtyard garden which is a lovely area to enjoy a morning coffee or afternoon tea. The historic and vibrant city of York is packed with attractions. Step back in time at the Castle Museum, immerse yourself in Viking life at the Jorvik Centre or marvel at the exquisite architecture of the Merchant Adventurer’s Hall and Treasurer’s House. Enjoy the art galleries, theatres and museums. Discover how York became Britain’s home of chocolate and stroll along the medieval walls and the famous cobbled street, The Shambles. There are numerous restaurants to suit all tastes, a wide selection of pubs and bars and a wealth of traditional tea rooms including the renowned Betty’s tea room. With out of town shopping at Monks Cross, Vangarde and the Designer Outlet, a variety of festivals and Christmas markets, and events at the Knavesmire Racecourse, York is popular at all times of the year. Interesting attractions close by include Castle Howard, Beningbrough Hall and the Railway Museum. Easily accessible from York are the Dales, the North York Moors and the coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Filey.shop and restaurant 500 yards, pub 300 yards.