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5 Tips of How to Make the Most of Living in York

York is a city with a rich history, and there are many historic sites and attractions to explore. Visit the York Minster, walk along the city walls, and visit the Jorvik Viking Centre to learn more about the city's past. Even though these attractions are very public, a key way of falling back in love with your location is treating it as if you are a tourist. Why not begin re-jogging your memory of York’s beauty by harnessing a love for the basics?

Exploring York - Bishopthorpe

Bishopthorpe boasts a range of charming properties that perfectly blend history and modern living. From quaint cottages to spacious family homes, there is something to cater to every taste and lifestyle.

Creating Vibrant Container Gardens for Children and Teens

Container gardening is a fantastic way to introduce children and young adults to the joys of gardening. Not only does it provide a hands-on learning experience, but it also encourages responsibility, patience, and a connection with nature. Whether you're interested in colourful blooms or tasty vegetables, here are some simple tips to help you create the best container gardens for young enthusiasts.

Exploring York – Tang Hall

Tang Hall is situated on the east side of York, bordered by Hull Road to the north, Fifth Avenue to the east, and Tang Hall Lane to the south. It offers a mix of residential properties ranging from purpose-built apartments to larger family homes, mostly semi-detached and terraced properties with ample rear gardens.

Exploring York - Woodthorpe

Woodthorpe is a fantastic family-friendly suburb located in the south of York. It is a popular residential area, known for its variety of properties and peaceful surroundings. If you are looking for a place to call home in York, Woodthorpe is definitely well worth considering. Many of the properties in Woodthorpe have better sized gardens, making it a great place for families or those who are green fingered.

Exploring York - Heworth

Heworth is a fantastic place to live in york! There are so many reasons why this neighbourhood is an excellent choice for residents. The location is unbeatable, being within walking distance of the city centre and easy access to all it offers.

Springing Forward: The Annual Ritual of Daylight Saving Time

As the seasons change and we bid farewell to the chilly days of winter in York, there's a familiar ritual that marks the arrival of spring – the clocks going forward. Each year, we set our clocks ahead by one hour on the last Sunday in March, effectively shifting an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening. But have you ever wondered why we do this and what impact it has on our daily lives? Let's delve into the history and significance of Daylight Saving Time.

Exploring York - Clifton

Situated just north of York city centre, Clifton enjoys the best of both worlds – a practical residential neighbourhood and easy access to the amenities of York city centre. The area boasts lovely parks and green areas, ideal for leisurely strolls or picnics.

Emma - Indigo Greens

March 2024 – York Housing Market Update

March 2024 – York Housing Market Update It’s been a great start to the 2024 housing market as we are now in full swing of a “normal” market (at last!) and with spring on the doorstep we can feel the excitement in the air as more buyers come out of hibernation to search for their new homes.

Written by: Emma Source: Rightmove House Price Index March 2024

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Exploring York – Shop Until You Drop!

York is a shopper's paradise, with a wide range of independent boutiques, high street stores, and markets to choose from. In a recent survey we conducted on our social media channels 47% of shoppers said the best place to shop was Monks Cross and Vangarde, however this was closely followed by 33% of shoppers stating that city centre shopping on Fossgate and Stonegate was their number one location