City living in a world apart, the former Purey Cust Nuffield Hospital , a historic Grade II listed building has been transformed into an exclusive and unrivalled city centre development.
This property is a brand new two bedroom, two bathroom, apartment situated in the heart of York with amazing views of York Minster.
Suitable for telecommuting with all required connectivity/services and also available as a serviced apartment for corporate lets.
2 bedrooms each with American size beds. Master with 6' King and second bedroom with 3' Twins (can be set up as a 6' King on request). 2 bathrooms, one ensuite.
Large open plan living/dining area and fully equiped modern kitchen with AEG appliances. Double sofabed in living room.
Strictly no pets or smoking. No stag/hen paties.
Luxuries: Wireless & wired broadband internet access, Blu-ray DVD player, cable TV, TiVo, Skype. Flat screen TV's in both bedrooms and living room. Printer and Polyspan conference phone. TEAC DAB Radio & wireless iPod/iPhone/iPad connectivity with ceiling speakers in living room.
Underfloor heating throughout with individual room thermostats. Entryphone.
Standard: Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
Utilities: Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing Machine, Clothes Dryer
Other: High quality linens and mattresses. Linen and towels provided. Cleaning included
Concierge Service: full details can be found here
Parking: the property has use of an allocated space less than 5 minutes walk away
In 1880, when Canon Arthur Purey Cust took up the post of Dean of York Minster, a position he held for over 30 years. On his retirement, and as a mark of respect for this well-loved man, a considerable sum of money was raised by people from all walks of life, both residents of the city, as well as those from further afield.
Canon Purey Cust decided to use this money to found The Purey Cust Nursing Home. The building was designed by the renowned York architect Walter Brierley, architect for the York Diocese and sometimes known as the 'Yorkshire Lutyens'. Construction took place between 1914-1916 on land leased from the Dean and Chapter.
The buildings were redeveloped in 2012.
Note that map above shows driving directions- the walking route is significantly shorter as there are two cut-throughs.
You will receive a parking permit for our specific numbered parking bay.
There are regular 24x7 security patrols by Minster Baywatch security.
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