The Service Flat, 1 Rawcliffe Lane

Letting agent's description

From Adam Bennett on 9 December 2024

"Two bedrooms , EXTREMELY SPACIOUS, historic maisonette with lots of storage space" Formerly used as the school room for Clifton Lodge Joseph Rowntree’s home from November 1905 until his death in 1925. The house was built in 1852 for David Russell, a solicitor, by his son. Sir Reginald Parker purchased the small Regency-style house in 1884 made alternations to the once symmetrical layout. Ethel, Lady Thomson, nee Parker, recorded memories of her life at the house in the book, Clifton Lodge, (Hutchinson, 1955). The accommodation comprises two large beds, massive lounge and kitchen. There is lots of storage space. Bathroom with shower over the bath, separate toilet. There is a patio area and plenty of parking. Possibility of renting out the garage / space if it is available. The property is on bus routes to town and the A-19, with easy access to the A 64 also and is a short walk away from York St John's and a bike ride away from York University. The property is on bus route to Tesco's on Clifton Moor. Nearby there are Boots the chemist, late night shop, Homestead park, butchers, bakers, hairdressers etc, There is access to a pleasant walk or cycle by the river through Homestead Park. Bills are not included.

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