St. Leonards Mews, York, North Yorkshire, YO1 7HN

A modern three bedroom mews house in the heart of York.

Description

No. 3 St. Leonards Mews is situated in a prime location, just a short distance from the vibrant heart of York. This charming mews house benefits from a tranquil residential setting while being well-placed for access to local amenities, the city centre, and transport links, including York Railway Station, offering direct connections to London, Leeds, and beyond.

This well-presented three-bedroom mews house extends to approximately 1216 square feet, offering bright and spacious accommodation across two floors. The property provides an ideal blend of modern living and comfort, with a thoughtful layout that suits a variety of lifestyles.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming hallway leading to the principal reception rooms. The open-plan kitchen-living-dining area offers an excellent space for both everyday living and entertaining.

The modern kitchen is well-equipped with high-quality fittings and ample storage, making it perfect for those who enjoy cooking. Continuing through the ground floor you will find the principal bedroom suite with en suite shower room and fitted wardrobes. A contemporary family bathroom, finished to a high standard, completes the ground-floor accommodation.

Upstairs, the second and third bedrooms offer flexibility, ideal for family use, guests, or a home office.

Externally, No. 3 St. Leonards Mews enjoys a balcony, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. There is also parking.

Location

St Leonard’s Place is an iconic building situated within York’s cultural heart, being neighbours of the York Theatre Royal, York Art Gallery and York Explore.

The development is just steps away from the historic Minster and the vibrancy and vitality of the city centre, with its array of independent shops, national brands, restaurants, coffee shops and amenities.

The Museum Gardens lies immediately to the west of the crescent, set in the magnificent surroundings of the ruins of St Mary’s Abbey. Along with the award winning The Star Inn the City by Andrew Pern and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Roots, by Tommy Banks. In addition, there is Skosh by Neil Bentinck which also boasts a Michelin-star, positioned on popular Micklegate.

Located beside the River Ouse is York City Rowing Club (less than half a mile), York Pilates Space and The Perky Peacock, a cosy café in a medieval tower. Further along is Rowntree Park (about one mile) with café, playground, tennis and basketball courts.

York railway station is about half a mile way over Scarborough bridge and offers regular services to major cities including Manchester, Edinburgh and London with some journeys taking less than two hours to Kings Cross. The A64 ring road is about three miles from the city centre giving access to Leeds, the A1(M) and the wider motorway.

The city offers a diverse range of primary and secondary schools. Independent schools on offer are The Mount, St Peter's and Bootham.

Please note all distances are approximate

Square Footage: 1,216 sq ft Leasehold with approximately 238 years remaining.

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