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1.59 Ac(0.64 Ha)
Price on application Lamel Beeches, 105 Heslington Road, YorkLamel Beeches, 105 Heslington Road, York
- Under offer
- Freehold
Key features
- For Sale freehold with Vacant Possession
- 1.59 acres (0.643 hectares) with a floor area of 24,396 sq ft
On behalf of Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust, Savills are instructed to sell Lamel Beeches.
About this property
The original red brick building is formed over two floors, with cellar. There is a two-storey and single storey extension, all being inter-connected to the main property. There are currently 37 en-suite bedrooms across the site, some of which benefit from balconies. Externally the site is surrounded to the north and west by an impressive red brick boundary wall dating from the original Retreat use. There is also garaging and associated car parking, grounds and landscaping. There are impressive established gardens and mature deciduous trees surrounding the property. The site extends to approximately 1.59 acres (0.643 hectares).
Local information
- The site lies within the grounds of the Retreat estate adjacent to the University of York’s main campus to the east, with Walmgate Stray to the south. There is York Cemetery and Low Moor Allotments to the west.
- There is St Lawrence Church of England Primary School, mixed residential and VITA student York to the north. The situation enjoys a unique urban rural setting, combining city centre proximity together with unrivalled access to nearby public green spaces surrounding the site. The property is approximately 1 mile from the heart of York city centre, providing excellent access on foot, bicycle, public transport and vehicle to the full range of sought after services and amenities in York. York Railway Station is 1.5 miles to the north west, being situated on the East Coast main line that offers a regular service to London in approximately 2 hours. There are also regular rail links to nearby Harrogate and Leeds. The train station is popular with commuters, residents and tourists alike
Additional information
- There are a number of heritage designations relevant to the site
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- • Grade II* Registered Park and Garden;
- • Ancient Scheduled Monument (Lamel Hill);
- • Conservation Area (The Retreat/Heslington Road Conservation Area no.8).
- Subject to the necessary consent, the site would be suitable to a number of uses, including redevelopment to residential, or continued care use. There are generous grounds to the building, which include a number of established deciduous trees and lawn area.