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York is a historic cathedral city in North Yorkshire, England, known for its Roman roots, medieval walls, and vibrant cultural and foodie scene with excellent transport links.
A modern and stylish one-bedroom townhouse located less than two miles from York, offering luxury accommodation with an open-plan living space, a walk-in shower, enclosed garden, and private parking for one car, suitable for couples or friends.
Holly Tree Lodges are traditional timber style lodges set around a small lake near York, offering a comfortable and peaceful setting with private hot tubs and decked areas.
This holiday cottage is a converted Grade II listed Regency coach house and stable located in a quiet garden near a city centre, retaining original features and set in a historic urban area.
A cosy mews cottage located in the centre of York, offering a homely atmosphere ideal for a couple's city break with open plan living and close proximity to local attractions.
Askham House is a detached holiday home in Foxwood near York featuring three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and accommodation for six guests in a peaceful family-friendly setting.
This 18th century renovated farm building cottage offers a spacious and scenic country retreat close to York city centre, set around a large landscaped courtyard amid open fields, with a laid-back and family-friendly atmosphere.
A contemporary first floor apartment in a converted Georgian building located within walking distance of York's city centre attractions, shops and bars, featuring high ceilings and contemporary furnishings.
Ebor Cottage is a semi-detached cottage near York Racecourse offering comfortable accommodation for up to four guests in two bedrooms, situated close to York's historic city centre and many tourist attractions.
A one-bedroom ground floor apartment in a historic 300-year-old townhouse opposite York's city walls with views of York Minster, offering peaceful and private city centre accommodation with a small courtyard patio.
County House Apartment in York is a multi-level holiday apartment located near York’s historic City Walls and York Minster, offering a historic urban setting for up to four guests with onsite parking and Wi-Fi.
Treasurer's House is a Grade I listed historic house museum in York, showcasing architecture from the 12th century onwards with significant restoration by Frank Green. Owned by the National Trust, it offers tours including cellar and attic, features Roman archaeological remains, and a café and garden accessible to visitors. The house is notable for its reputed Roman soldier ghost sightings.
Ousebank House is a modern townhouse in the heart of historic York, offering a cosy and peaceful two-floor retreat suitable for couples or families, with access to nearby city attractions and a private garden patio.
A cosy, homely cottage overlooking Acomb Green just 1½ miles from York city centre, featuring an enclosed courtyard garden and wood burner, in a peaceful and family-friendly setting.
Oxtoby's Upstairs is a historically dated, comfortably furnished property located in the city with views of York Minster and city walls, offering a homely and private retreat atmosphere with a small outdoor patio space.
A converted holiday home near the centre of York offering a homely atmosphere with two bedrooms, a private courtyard, and convenient access to local attractions and outdoor spaces.
Little Barn is a rural country retreat set in a landscaped courtyard amid open fields, offering a peaceful and homely atmosphere with a touch of romance in a private and rural setting.
A tastefully furnished holiday home located within York's ancient city walls featuring two bedrooms and private parking, close to shops, wine bars, and museums in a historic courtyard setting.
This ground floor apartment near York features stylish contemporary furnishings, a private enclosed garden, and is within walking distance of city attractions and the River Foss.
Brookshaw Cottage is a stone-built end of terrace property dating back to 1890, located just outside York city centre, offering a cosy and peaceful stay with two bedrooms, private garden patio, and family-friendly atmosphere.
Mulberry is a cosy and snug cottage within the historic city walls of York, just a 2-minute walk from York Minster, featuring an original Roman archway in its garden and a tranquil setting on a quiet side street, ideal for a romantic stay for two.
Big barn is a spacious, renovated 18th century farm building located two miles from York city centre surrounded by open fields, offering a rural and countryside retreat.
Coppergate Shopping Centre is an open-air shopping venue in York featuring covered walkways, public squares, cafes, shops, and the Jorvik Viking Centre museum. It hosts seasonal displays and cultural events.
This cottage is a renovated 18th century farm building located two miles from the York city centre, offering a peaceful country retreat with shared facilities including a garden, patio, and a hot tub.
A quirky, compact holiday home for two located in the historic centre of York, close to famous attractions and vibrant cultural spots, offering a blend of old and new architecture.
This bungalow is quietly located near the historic City of York, featuring two bedrooms, a ground-floor layout, a garden with patio, and private parking, making it suitable for small families or couples seeking a relaxing and convenient stay.
Halo Apartment is a stylish and peaceful ground-floor retreat located in a quiet residential area on the edge of historic York, ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a private and comfortable stay with easy access to city and countryside attractions.
A comfortable riverside first-floor apartment in a converted mill near York city centre, offering scenic river views and historic surroundings.
York Castle is a historic fortified complex in York, England featuring the ruins of Clifford's Tower, a unique medieval stone keep, and buildings housing the York Castle Museum and York Crown Court. It offers both indoor and outdoor heritage experiences reflecting its rich history from the Norman period through to a 17th-century explosion and beyond.