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Set in the city of York, this characterful and quirky medieval cottage has views of York Minster.
For a city break with a difference, try this quirky medieval apartment. It sits in the historic city of York with views over the mighty York Minster. Brimming with character inside, you’ll find wonky beams, sloping floors and a Georgian staircase that was added at a later stage.
Step outside and get lost in York’s winding alleyways. Explore its array of shops, markets and restaurants as well as the Theatre Royal, Castle Museum, York Art Gallery and Minster. You’ll also be close to the overhanging buildings and narrow cobbled streets of The Shambles. Definitely a must see. Treasurer’s House, the first house ever given to the National Trust with a collection, and its award-winning garden is literally on your doorstep, and is perfect for an afternoon exploring.
With so much to do in York you might struggle to leave, but it’s worth the effort. Just a half hour drive will take you into the heart of the Yorkshire countryside. Don’t miss the picturesque towns of Helmsley and Thirsk.
Ground floor: Entrance and staircase to apartment.
First floor: Kitchen. Large dining/sitting room. King-size bedroom (which can be made into a twin on request). Bathroom with shower over bath.
Find information in the Accessibility Guide. Accessibility questions? Email holiday.enquiries@nationaltrust.org.uk or call us on 0344 800 2070.
Heating: Gas central heating included.
Radio: Digital/bluetooth radio.
Parking: Guests are able to pay for parking in advance by visiting the City of York Council website. This will allow you to pay for your parking in advance but does not reserve or guarantee a space. There is no parking within the immediate vicinity of the cottage and any parking paid for in advance is likely to be at least a few minutes walk away.
Please note: Stopping to load/unload your car between 8:15am and 9:15am / 4:00pm and 6:00pm is not permitted.
Due to the medieval nature of Minstergate, there are some low beams around the property (in the hallways and living room) and guests are advised to take care, particularly when you are first navigating the property on arrival.
As the apartment is located in the city centre, there may be events going on any time of day.
Public Transport: York train station is approximately a 20 minute walk to the flat.
There are three National Trust holiday apartments in York, all within walking distance of each other, near the Minster. They can be booked together for a group of up to 10 guests. Or search for other cottages in Yorkshire, or city breaks around the country, from hidden garden apartments, to old town walls and quiet villages with easy access to the city.
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