7 Monk Bar Court YORK | House in York

7 Monk Bar Court is a lovely little house, tucked away within the City Walls of York, in a quiet lane that backs right on to the City Walls. Only a short walk to the Minster and anywhere else in the centre of York. Following directions from the York Train Station will sound more like a guided tour of York, but the fact that the house is tucked away down a little historic lane ensures that you will have a quiet undisturbed nights sleep.
situated on monk bar court, which is a small lane off goodramgate, the lane used to be known as elbow lane In 1575 all householders in the city were required to keep the street in front of their properties clean and swept of dust, dirt, rubbish, animal droppings and anything else that stopped the road looking neat. These "sweepings" were taken to the nearest "midden", which for the inhabitants of Monk ward at that time was in a garden in Elbow Lane owned by Thomas Barker. today you can enjoy peace and quiet in this lovely little back lane without any risk of someone dumping their sweepings in your yard!
the property has a delightful open living room that leads on to a well fitted kitchen and dining area All the mod-cons you might need including WiFi. Upstairs is a surprisingly spacious double bedroom with plenty of storage, and a lovely shower room that has a luxurious feel about it.
the small back yard is quite a surprise, opening straight out onto the historic city walls
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york is a beautiful historic city, which is small enough to get around easily on foot to explore its historic streets and buildings and pop in to one of its many pubs and restaurants
york is best enjoyed on foot, as most of the city centre is closed to traffic during the day
driving to york
from the m1, or a1, follow signs for a64 york On the A64, following this towards York and take the A1036 into York, which passes the York Race Course on your right. keep driving until you see the stone gate micklegate in front of you and turn left using the inner ring road to follow around to lord mayors walk and the monk bar carpark (yo31 7qr)
parking
the best parking for goodramgate will be the city of york car park called monk bar carpark (yo31 7qr), which is off lord mayors walk From here back to Goodramgate and the house is a quick few minutes walk. All day parking costs £12.50 pay and display.
train – from the train station
you can get a taxi from outside the station and simply ask to be dropped off on goodramgate at the monk bar end, or if the weather is nice you can take a stunning walk through york – the house will be about a 15-20 minute gentle walk, but no doubt your attention will wander and may well take longer
from the station, turn left outside the station and head into york, following the pavement under the arch which spans the road and over lendal bridge – you will see the minster ahead of you Follow the road straight towards the Minster (Museum Street then Duncombe Place) and pass the right hand side of the Minster and follow this road (Deangate) which takes you right onto Goodramgate – head towards the Monk Bar gate and Monk Bar Court (the lane through the arch) will be on your left before the gate.
just a quick tip when people give you directions:
goodramgate (the gate at the end of the name means street)
monk bar (the word bar here refers to gate)
pets - allowed
york is best enjoyed on foot, as most of the city centre is closed to traffic during the day
driving to york
from the m1, or a1, follow signs for a64 york On the A64, following this towards York and take the A1036 into York, which passes the York Race Course on your right. keep driving until you see the stone gate micklegate in front of you and turn left using the inner ring road to follow around to lord mayors walk and the monk bar carpark (yo31 7qr)
parking
the best parking for goodramgate will be the city of york car park called monk bar carpark (yo31 7qr), which is off lord mayors walk From here back to Goodramgate and the house is a quick few minutes walk. All day parking costs £12.50 pay and display.
train – from the train station
you can get a taxi from outside the station and simply ask to be dropped off on goodramgate at the monk bar end, or if the weather is nice you can take a stunning walk through york – the house will be about a 15-20 minute gentle walk, but no doubt your attention will wander and may well take longer
from the station, turn left outside the station and head into york, following the pavement under the arch which spans the road and over lendal bridge – you will see the minster ahead of you Follow the road straight towards the Minster (Museum Street then Duncombe Place) and pass the right hand side of the Minster and follow this road (Deangate) which takes you right onto Goodramgate – head towards the Monk Bar gate and Monk Bar Court (the lane through the arch) will be on your left before the gate.
there is no pick up service

7 Monk Bar Court YORK is located in York. 7 Monk Bar Court YORK provides accommodation, featuring Pet Friendly, Wellness Facilities, Fireplace/Heating, among other amenities. This House features Pet Friendly, Wellness Facilities, Fireplace/Heating, to make your stay a comfortable one.

7 Monk Bar Court YORK has 1 Bedroom , 1 Bathroom, and max occupancy of 2 People. The minimum rental for this property is 1 nights, but this can change depending on the season you plan on staying. Previous guests have given good rated it, and VRBO labeled it a top-rated House because of the excellent services rendered by the owner or manager of this House, and has consistently provided great experiences for their guests. Most families or guests that use it recommend it to their friends and some of them are repeat guests. House has a friendly neighborhood, and the York has interesting places to visit. If you want to learn more about the House in York, such as places to visit and things to do nearby, you can check below to learn more.