This remarkable Grade II listed semi-detached home, originally built around 1480 and restored in the late 1980s, is a rare opportunity to own a piece of York's history. Located in the heart of Acomb, the property boasts a wealth of period features, including its timber framed structure, original wooden windows, exposed beams, and vaulted ceilings. The interior features a generous reception room, a spacious kitchen diner, and a ground floor WC, with stairs leading down to a useful cellar. The first floor has a light-filled landing with leaded wooden windows, giving access to three double bedrooms, two of which are part of the original manor house and feature stunning vaulted ceilings and original fireplaces. The property is set on a unique and generous plot with private garden areas, a single garage with ornate barn-style doors, and offers off-street parking, storage, and additional potential. With no onward chain, this outstanding home deserves early viewing to fully appreciate its historical significance and the lifestyle it offers.