Two double bedrooms with built-in storage
Open-plan living, dining and contemporary kitchen
Ground-floor bathroom and separate utility area
Low-maintenance private rear courtyard
Chain free sale — ready to move into
Very small plot; limited external amenity
No off-street parking; on-street only
Solid brick walls likely lack cavity insulation
This Victorian mid-terrace offers a compact, well-presented two-bedroom home within easy walking distance of York city centre. The ground floor’s open-plan living, dining and contemporary kitchen create a flexible social space, while French doors bring natural light into the rear courtyard. A utility area and ground-floor bathroom add practical convenience for everyday living.
Upstairs provides two double bedrooms, one with built-in storage, suitable for a first home, downsizer or buy-to-let. The property is chain free and gas centrally heated throughout, with double glazing installed after 2002, so it is liveable from day one with low immediate upkeep.
Buyers should note the compact footprint and very small rear courtyard: outdoor space is limited and the plot will not suit those needing a garden. There is no off‑street parking; on‑street parking is available instead. The terrace’s solid brick walls are typical of its age and likely lack cavity insulation, which could be an upgrade consideration for energy efficiency.
Overall this house suits purchasers seeking a central, low-maintenance city property with good rental or first-home potential. The location close to schools, riverside walks and local amenities strengthens its appeal, but valuation should reflect modest square footage and limited external amenity.