35 St Saviourgate is located at the Eastern end of St Saviourgate, a residential area within the city walls in one of the oldest surviving residential parts of the City of York.

The house is very close to York Minster (5 Mins) and the most popular tourist destinations of York.

St Saviourgate town houses were built between the 1720s and 1760s and is also the location of the original Lady Hewley’s hospital dated 1700  the Alms Houses as they were later known display a stone dedicated to Lady Hewley. Many of the properties are listed or are managed by the York Conservation Trust.

The Shambles (5 Mins) is to the Western End of St Saviourgate and is accessed via the smallest gate in the city Whip-ma-wop-ma-gate.

35 St Saviourgate is within the City Walls and accessed via Stonebow from Fossgate and Peasholme Green.

The City Walls can be walked via a staircase at the walls end in Peasholme Green

The House has parking for one small car one larger car in front of the garage. There are a number of car parks located nearby; the Stonebow car park accessed from St Saviourgate is currently under re-development.  There is also limited on street parking using visitor permits, please advise, when booking, if these are required and we will arrange for permits to be left in the house.