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Single bed room in listed home on Victorian terrace in Bishophill facing the medieval city walls. Dewsbury Terrace was built in circa 1853 to designs by George Townsend Andrews (1804-1855). The room is just a ten minute walk to the railway station and ten to fifteen minutes to York Minster and the centre of the city. Always pleased to recommend places to visit during your stay!

This wonderful property is within walking distance of the shambles, take a cruise on the River Ouse or stroll around the city walls. . Ground Floor: All on the ground floor. Living/dining room: With 32" Smart TV and wooden floor. Kitchen: Galley style with electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, Velux window and tiled floor. Bedroom: With double bed and French doors leading to patio. Wet room: With shower, toilet and Velux window.. Gas underfloor central heating, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Laundry with washing machine (shared with other property on-site).. Small courtyard with sitting-out area and garden furniture. Public car park, at cost. No smoking.. With an enviable position opposite the historic city walls and with stunning views of York Minster, this one bedroom ground floor apartment is within a 300 year old town house, just a stone’s throw from the city centre and the perfect choice to enjoy a city break. Step outside and this wonderful city is there for your enjoyment. Upon entering the property there is a York stone flag entrance hall. The entrance to the apartment is to the left and takes you straight into the living/dining room which provides lovely views across to York Minster. To the rear of the property is a galley style kitchen with Velux windows and with a wet room behind. Across the hall is the double bedroom with French doors leading to the outside patio, which is a welcome addition to this city centre property, providing an area to enjoy an afternoon drink whilst planning the next day’s activities or the opportunity to dine al fresco. With access to over 2 miles of York’s medieval city walls, a maze of snickelways and ginnels, world renowned attractions and a plethora of great shops, cafés and restaurants only a short stroll from the front door, you won’t be able to wait to explore this wonderful city. York is fast gaining a reputation as one of the UK’s foodie capitals and you can find some seriously great food, and even better tipples brewed within the city. Why not take a break from walking around the city and see the view from one of the open top tour buses or sail slowly along the River Ouse on a cruise boat. Whether your interest is in the large trains on display at the National Railway Museum, the history of the chocolate industry in York at York’s Chocolate Story or of marauding Vikings and invading Romans, York has something for everyone. A little further out of the city you can find Castle Howard, one of the UK’s finest stately homes, the Yorkshire Air Museum and Eden Camp. Shop 400 yards, pub 100 yards, restaurant 200 yards. Oxtoby’s Downstairs can be booked together with Oxtoby’s Upstairs (ref UK11705) and Biggan Mews (ref E3692, located 150 yards away) to accommodate up to 8 guests. Free WiFi

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The Botanist's Hideout is your luxury retreat in the heart of beautiful York. Located in the historic Rowntree Wharf building on the River Foss, this private luxury apartment has a view of the river and a communal riverside garden where you can unwind. York city centre is just a stroll around the corner with the Shambles being located only a 5-minute walk away. This apartment comes with free parking for the duration of your stay in a locked multi-storey car park.