Attractive Victorian terraced house with walled garden located within walking distance of local amenities and York city centre.

Dating from the 1870s and constructed of mellow brick under a slate roof, this traditional terraced house faces south and is situated on an appealing residential street off the main thoroughfare, notable for its convenient location to central York and the ring road. It is well appointed, recently decorated and has a larger than average walled garden at the rear with outbuildings. The property has the benefit of being offered for sale with no onward chain.

Entrance and staircase hall, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, house bathroom, principal bedroom, 2 further bedrooms, separate wc
Forecourt, walled rear garden, attached store, detached outbuilding

For Sale Freehold

Additional Information - This traditional terraced Victorian house is arranged over two floors. It displays the fine characteristics of the period with its front bay, wood panelling, high ceilings, ornate floor tiling in the hallway, cornicing and moulding, fireplaces on first and second floors, panelled doors with original brass fittings and fitted antique pine cupboards. In recent years the property has been updated internally to include a modern fitted kitchen with west facing windows and a modern bathroom equipped with a shower, bath and vanity unit with basin as well as a wc. There is also a separate wc on the first floor.

On the ground floor are two well-proportioned reception rooms with handsome fireplaces along with a galley kitchen that offers potential to be extended across the courtyard, subject to planning permission. The 15 ft principal bedroom spans the width of the house and faces south; at the rear are two single bedrooms and a separate wc.

Outside - There is a small forecourt at the front behind a low brick wall and a wrought-iron garden gate opens to the traditional panelled front door. At the rear, the walled courtyard and garden extend to a timber gate that gives access to the alley. The garden is walled to all sides, private and offers great scope to create an attractive city garden of generous proportions. There is a useful store attached to the house and a pathway that leads down the garden to a detached brick outbuilding. On street permit parking is available to residents.

Environs - City centre ? mile, York Railway Station 1? miles, York ring road 2? miles

Vyner Street links the Wigginton Road and Haxby Roads which together converge and continue into Gillygate alongside the city walls. The city centre lies some 15 minutes' walk to the south passing Clarence Gardens with its public parkland, bowling green and play park. Vyner Street is now a no-through road for cars so relatively traffic free. At its eastern end is a range of local amenities including two convenience stores and at its western end is York Hospital. There are local schools within walking distance and York St John University is half a mile away. The shopping outlets, Monks Cross and Clifton Moor are some two miles away and Hobgate roundabout on the northern ringroad lies some just beyond, connecting to the A64.

General - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: D
Services & Systems: All mains services. Gas central heating.
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Local Authority: City of York council, Directions: From central York head down Wigginton Road passing Clarence Garden on the left and some 200 metres beyond is Vyner Street also on the left. No. 8 lies on the right hand side as denoted by the For Sale board.

Photographs, particulars and showreel: July and August 2023
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