If you’re thinking of making a move to York then set your sights on the neighbourhoods which bustle with creativity, independent shops and a…
York. Everyone knows it, has probably been on a school trip there with a clipboard, walked the famous walls or tried their hand at being a Viking at some time. They might have marveled at the Bullet Train in the National Railway Museum or been captivated by colourful projections on the mighty York Minster that so dominates this city.
Choose your base – it might be bustling Bootham with handsome period properties, the very vibrant and sought-after ‘Bishy’ road, packed with cafes, cool shops, excellent artisan bread and a sustainability ethos. Pretty Bishopthorpe is where you’ll find the Archbishop of York in his stunning palace or lively family-friendly Acomb.
Most are a short hop from the city centre so it’s easy to get the best of both worlds and support fledgling businesses along the way. Properties are quickly snapped up, especially large family homes. In the central Scarcroft area, a handsome five-bed terrace with three bathrooms, contemporary design and impressive kitchen/family room sold for £918,000. In sight of the Minster, a similar sized property in Bootham went for £1.3m.The majority of sales in York during the last were semi-detached properties, selling for an average price of £315,319.
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