A CITY centre apartment in a landmark York building with views toward the Minster has gone on the market.
The third floor two-bed apartment in Stonebow House is for sale with Prime Residential for offers over £500,000 who say it has stunning views of the city centre and the Minster.
It's one of only 17 apartments in the Brutalist former office block which was built in 1964 and subsequently converted into homes.
The estate agents say that outside the property boasts an allocated parking space, visitor parking and EV charging along with a balcony with a Minster view and inside there's a communal entrance, separate private entrance hall, kitchen and dining and sitting room area with access to a balcony, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, second double bedroom and a bathroom.
Stonebow House, which was built following a York City Council design competition, is an example of Brutalism, a movement that was all about new post-war opportunity, and which, in its time, was seen as new and striking.
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