YORK Welcome to Ryedale House Ryedale House is an exclusive private residential development in the heart of York’s Historic Core Conservation Area, situated between Piccadilly and the River Foss. This distinctive building offers 77 one, two and three bedroom apartments arranged over seven floors, with the advantage of secure undercroft residents’ parking and a concierge service. All the apartments benefit from full height glazing, providing spectacular views across the city. The central location, within York’s ancient city walls, is as convenient as it is picturesque. A wide range of restaurants, shops and cultural venues are within walking distance, and principal attractions such as the magnificent York Minster and Clifford’s Tower are right on the doorstep of Ryedale House. “We are delighted to introduce our collection of luxurious one, two and three bedroom apartments to this city centre location, ideal for a modern urban lifestyle. This is our second development in York, and we are particularly pleased to be contributing a high quality residential scheme to its historic core area. Newby has, as always, worked closely with architects, the local council and conservation experts to deliver a development worthy of its magnificent setting. We are confident that these unique apartments will exceed all expectations.” Nick Moody 3 YORK’S MOST DESIRABLE ADDRESS Digital illustration is indicative only. THE HEIGHT OF SOPHISTICATION AN INTRINSIC PART OF THE CITY’S EVOLUTION, THIS BESPOKE COLLECTION OF LUXURIOUS 1, 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ENJOYS A PRIME LOCATION IN THE HEART OF YORK. With a location on the east bank of the River Foss and Piccadilly, overlooking some of York’s most iconic attractions, the building is brilliantly positioned to experience all the city has to offer. Ryedale House merges beautifully with it's historic surroundings. The apartments offer style and grace in equal measure with their high quality design, dedicated concierge service and floor-to-ceiling windows for admiring the sweeping vistas. Life here is about embracing the very best of everything; high-end living spaces, riverside surroundings, cultural hotspots and unrivalled transport connections. Welcome to Ryedale House. Digital illustration is indicative only. YORK IS A TRULY DISTINCTIVE CITY, ONE WHICH OFFERS HISTORY, CULTURE AND CONTEMPORARY LIVING IN EQUAL MEASURE. While the magnificent York Minster and the elegant Georgian architecture can transport you back in time DISTINCTIVELY with just a single glance, York is undeniably a city for contemporary living too. Its public squares, gardens, shops, bars, cafés and restaurants make it the ideal YORK destination for a multitude of lifestyles. York is not only known as one of England’s finest and most beautiful historic cities, but also won the ‘best place to live in the UK’ title for 2018 by The Sunday Times. The city is also home to world-class educational establishments and has an extensive events and festival calendar. Ryedale House is at the centre of all of this and brings a new perspective to central city living, with its tranquil riverside setting and naturally beautiful location. From wandering amongst the grounds of one of the reopened in 2015 and displays everything from world’s greatest medieval cathedrals, York Minster, 14th century artwork to classic 20th century pieces to admiring the breathtaking viewpoints from Clifford’s from renowned artists such as LS Lowry. Tower, Ryedale House is well positioned to take in some of York’s finest attractions. Whether you enjoy browsing If you would prefer to while away an afternoon in a CULTURE fine art or discovering historical artefacts, this cobbled museum, there are plenty of options. Delve into York’s city is brimming with cultural hotspots. history with a visit to The Yorkshire Museum, explore a treasure trove of fascinating objects in The York Castle York Art Gallery is one of the most well-loved attractions. Museum or visit the UK’s largest railway museum and Having undergone extensive redevelopment, the gallery enjoy a luxurious champagne afternoon tea in the & CHARM restored rail carriage of the Countess of York. 10 11 Warm and inviting bistros, sophisticated wine bars and York is also known for its eclectic live music scene and you restaurants with a view; all of this is less than a mile from will discover an array of venues throughout the city such as your doorstep. From well-known brands to independent The Nook, a street food kitchen with a difference, serving FINE DINING eateries, you will find a diverse range of cuisines for every up a menu of comfort food alongside cocktails and live occasion. Treat your taste buds with a visit to The Ivy music shows. and peruse their classic British menu, discover tantalising European specialities at Le Cochon Aveugle or sit back There’s also The Habit with its impressive terrace and and admire stunning views of the castle from Tower’s stunning views of the Minster, and The Botanist, a ON YOUR restaurant. There are also plenty of places to wander after wonderfully quirky bar specialising in botanical cocktails, a good meal. The Star Inn The City offers an extensive craft beer and ales. So whether you are searching for a cocktail list and gin menu while the boutique Pairings Wine gourmet meal tucked away from it all or a lively night out, Bar serves fine wine and classic champagnes. York is a place for all lifestyles. DOORSTEP 12 Images courtesy of Bacon on the Beech. 13 A TOP-CLASS CITY AWAITS From renowned universities to excellent private schools, there are a number of exceptional educational establishments within easy reach. The most well known is the University of York, which is approximately 2.5 miles away. It is part of the Russell Group, consisting of the UK’s most prestigious universities, and is well established as a leading research and teaching university. Through its partnership with multiple universities across the globe it attracts thousands of international students. York St John University is equally respected and has been serving the community since the late 19th century. As well as fantastic higher education, York also has a wide range of primary and secondary schools that have been rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. 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