House For Sale £450,000
An exciting opportunity to restore a townhouse on one of York's best streets
Description
11 Scarcroft Hill is a delightful period townhouse offering flexible accommodation throughout.
The house would lend itself to a programme of modernisation allowing a potential purchaser to create their perfect home.
The ground floor consists of a sitting room and dining room. The sitting room has a large window providing lots of light and double doors invite you through to the spacious dining room. This could be potentially opened up to create a lovely space for entertainment.
Off the kitchen are some storage areas that could be converted to make a larger kitchen or equally the possibility of a utility room.
The first floor consists of three bedrooms, two of which are double sized and are very bright and airy. The shower room and the toilet are separate, however, where they are situated they could be converted to make a good sized family bathroom.
It may be possibly to extend into the roof space, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
To the rear of the property is a walled courtyard garden.
Location
Scarcroft Hill is located in an excellent position just off The Mount, a highly regarded part of the Historic Core conservation area of York well known for its streets of genteel period town houses and very close to to Scarcroft Primary School and York Racecourse both within about half a mile.
Close by is Bishopthorpe Road, which has a vibrant selection of independent shops, restaurants and café-delis.
Scarcroft Hill is also ideally positioned for York’s medieval city centre, about two miles, which enjoys a full range of facilities, cultural venues and historic monuments including two theatres, museums, the art gallery and the 13th Century Minster.
York railway station, about one mile, offers regular train services to major cities including Manchester, Edinburgh and London with some express services to King Cross in under two hours. The Mount and Tadcaster Road link with the A64, about two and a half miles to the south-west for travel on the A1.
Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.
Square Footage: 1,351 sq ft
Additional Info
York City Council, Council Tax Band D
Description
11 Scarcroft Hill is a delightful period townhouse offering flexible accommodation throughout.
The house would lend itself to a programme of modernisation allowing a potential purchaser to create their perfect home.
The ground floor consists of a sitting room and dining room. The sitting room has a large window providing lots of light and double doors invite you through to the spacious dining room. This could be potentially opened up to create a lovely space for entertainment.
Off the kitchen are some storage areas that could be converted to make a larger kitchen or equally the possibility of a utility room.
The first floor consists of three bedrooms, two of which are double sized and are very bright and airy. The shower room and the toilet are separate, however, where they are situated they could be converted to make a good sized family bathroom.
It may be possibly to extend into the roof space, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.
To the rear of the property is a walled courtyard garden.
Location
Scarcroft Hill is located in an excellent position just off The Mount, a highly regarded part of the Historic Core conservation area of York well known for its streets of genteel period town houses and very close to to Scarcroft Primary School and York Racecourse both within about half a mile.
Close by is Bishopthorpe Road, which has a vibrant selection of independent shops, restaurants and café-delis.
Scarcroft Hill is also ideally positioned for York’s medieval city centre, about two miles, which enjoys a full range of facilities, cultural venues and historic monuments including two theatres, museums, the art gallery and the 13th Century Minster.
York railway station, about one mile, offers regular train services to major cities including Manchester, Edinburgh and London with some express services to King Cross in under two hours. The Mount and Tadcaster Road link with the A64, about two and a half miles to the south-west for travel on the A1.
Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.
Square Footage: 1,351 sq ft
Additional Info
York City Council, Council Tax Band D
