Terraced house for sale in York YO30, 3 Bedroom

The Porchester Grand makes the most of a wider first floor to create a third bedroom above the generous lounge/dining area and open kitchen, creating a stylish family home that has lots of space for everyone.

Lancaster Mews - About the development:
Redrow's classically styled Regent collection is perfectly suited to the history and heritage of York, with its impressive townhouse architecture and authentic detailing. Yet behind this desirable façade, lies a choice of modern family homes, designed for the way you live today, with multiple rooms on multiple floors giving you flexibility to live the way you want to.

Set just to the north of the city, Lancaster Mews delivers great shopping, eating and entertainment all within easy reach, without all the hustle and bustle of living in the city itself. You'll also find a great selection of schools to choose from close to home.

Local Information

Leisure
There are several challenging golf courses within easy reach of the development, including Heworth Golf Club and Forest of Galtres. You’ll also find a wealth of sporting opportunities at York Sports Club, which is home to many of the city’s teams. York Racesholds regular meetings and other events throughout the year.

For leisure, there's lots to discover nearby, with a Vue cinema and a ten pin bowling alley near Clifton Moor Shopping Park, and a Picturehouse cinema in the city centre. The city is also home to the Grand Opera House, York Theatre Royal and the Joseph Rowntree Theatre. For evening entertainment, York is famously home to 365 pubs, with one for every day of the year. You can also choose from some excellent restaurants, including the excellent Ate O Clock. Mulan Chinese restaurant, close to Lancaster Mews, also comes highly recommended.

Shopping
With Clifton Moor Shopping Park close by, featuring a range of famous names, you don't have to head into the city to shop. However, if you do, you'll find a wealth of great shops and stores, plus lots more. Check out the Shambles Market, open daily, or the farmers' market on the last Friday of the month. Visit the main pedestrianised shopping area for your favourite names, from M&S to Disney, or discover the many quirky shops hidden away down winding alleys and find something truly original.

For a designer bargain, head south to York Designer Outlet, just ten miles south of the city, where you’ll find big brands at huge savings.

Out and about
As a major tourist city, York has endless exciting days out for all the family to enjoy. Travel back in time at the Jorvik Centre, the Castle Museum or the iconic Cliffords Tower. Trace the history of the railways at the National Rail Museum, discover the Chocolate Story or enjoy a scare at York Dungeon.

You can explore the city by open top bus, or take a boat trip down the Ouse to discover the history of the surrounding area. York also hosts a range of events throughout the year, ranging from the Yorkshire Fringe festival to Britain’s biggest food festival. Whatever your interests, there’s something for you in York.

Schools and services
York has an excellent selection of local schools, from high schools to faith schools, plus a choice of top class independent education. You’ll find Lakeside Primary, Clifton with Rawcliffe Primary and Burton Green Primary all within easy reach for the younger ones, while older children can choose between York High School, Huntingdon School, Millthorpe School or All Saints Roman Catholic High. The excellent independent schools St Peter’s School (founded in 627AD) and Bootham School are also within easy reach.

For doctors, Clifton Medical Practice on Water Lane (Sat Nav YO30 6PS call and Petergate Surgery are your closest. While for dentists Clifton Moor Dental practice and Mydentist are nearby.

Transport
York is a largely self-contained city, with good public transport links in and around the centre. The development lies close to the A1237 York outer ring road, within easy reach of the A19 and A59. The A1(M) is just 14 miles to the west with Harrogate beyond at 22miles. Leeds is 25 miles and Hull 38miles.

York is also famous for its trains, and is the home of the National Rail Museum. Trains from York connect to London in under two hours as well as a host of other destinations across the UK, and offers over 600 commuter parking spaces.

Ferries from Hull can take you and your car to Zeebrugge in Belgium, or Rotterdam in Holland for a city break or continental holiday, or you can fly from Leeds Bradford Airport just 32 miles away.