A simply stunning example of a period terrace which has been modernised and extended while maintaining its original character and charm.

Dating from the turn of the century and constructed of attractive brick under a slate roof, the layout and design of this property is very representative of many of the fine terraced houses built at that time on the edge of the city centre, and provides quite exceptional accommodation.

The property presents as a practical home having been recently re-modelled and further extended to suit a more modern lifestyle. Many of the rooms offer an attractive blend of modern fittings and original features.

The ground floor accommodation includes an entrance hallway with decorative tiling leading to the principal reception room, the bay fronted lounge with feature fireplace with ornate surround. This room is open plan to the dining room providing a light and airy sociable space.
The recently modern kitchen comprises stylish matching wall and base units with a full complement of integrated appliances and extends into a further food preparation/utility area with doors onto the rear garden.

To the first floor are two double bedrooms as well as a contemporary bathroom suite. The property has been extended into the loft space with rear dormer to create the additional head height required for a spacious double bedroom with contemporary en-suite shower room.

Externally is a small walled forecourt to the front and to the rear is an attractive courtyard garden with low maintenance gravel and planted borders.

In summary, a well proportioned and beautifully presented period home ready for immediate occupation.

LOCATION
For those for whom location is crucial, Park Crescent is ideal to enjoy and explore the many cultural and historic attractions of York city centre, just a few hundred yards to the south. The immediate area has a range of handy local shops and amenities including a Sainsbury's supermarket, public houses and a frequent bus service. Monkgate Bar and the city walls are approximately five minutes on foot.

DIRECTIONS
At the Inner Ring Road (A1036) with Monk Bar, proceed along Monkgate heading north out of the city. At the roundabout take the first exit onto Huntington Road before taking the first left onto Park Crescent where the property is situated towards the end on the right hand side.