Horner Street

The Space
Welcome to Horner Street, a stylish retreat in historic York. Designed with a cool, modern colour palette and thoughtful touches throughout, this cosy, yet spacious holiday home is the perfect base for couples seeking comfort and style.

Step into the beautifully crafted pistachio galley kitchen, fully equipped with everything you need for your stay. From the everyday essentials - oven, hob, microwave, and fridge - to the little luxury of a washing machine, it’s all here to make you feel at home.

The dining area is both chic and inviting, featuring a solid wooden table and sleek metal chairs. Whether you’re enjoying a romantic dinner for two or fuelling up with a hearty breakfast before a day of adventures, this space sets the scene beautifully.

Flooded with natural light, the living room offers a warm and spacious feel, enhanced by high ceiling beams. A large two-seater sofa, dark wooden coffee table, and flat screen smart TV make it the perfect spot to unwind - whether with a glass of wine, a good book, or the latest Netflix film.

Also on the ground floor, the bathroom provides a fresh and functional space, complete with walk-in shower, WC, and basin. The frosted window brings in natural light while allowing fresh air to circulate.

Upstairs, retreat to the cosy bedroom with its king-sized bed, upholstered headboard, patterned throw, and finely pleated cushion. After a day of exploring York’s cobbled streets and historic landmarks, you’ll find this peaceful haven the perfect place to rest and recharge.

With its blend of modern style and homely comfort, Horner Street offers a welcoming escape in one of England’s most charming cities.

Neighborhood
Just a short stroll from York’s historic centre, Clifton is a leafy and characterful suburb known for its period townhouses, riverside walks, and relaxed community feel. With independent cafés, cosy pubs, and the green expanse of Clifton Green at its heart, it’s the perfect base for exploring the city. Enjoy the best of both worlds – peaceful surroundings with easy access to the city of York.

Steeped in history yet bursting with modern life, York is one of the UK’s most enchanting short break destinations. Founded by the Romans and shaped by Vikings and medieval merchants, the city’s cobbled streets, towering Minster, and ancient walls create an atmosphere like no other.

Step inside the magnificent York Minster, one of the world’s great cathedrals, and climb its central tower for sweeping views across the city. Wander along the medieval city walls, pausing to admire hidden gardens and historic gates, or lose yourself in The Shambles, a perfectly preserved street of overhanging timber-framed buildings that feels like a step back into the 14th century.

York is home to world-class museums and galleries. The Jorvik Viking Centre brings the city’s Norse heritage to life, while the National Railway Museum celebrates Britain’s engineering triumphs. Art lovers will enjoy the York Art Gallery, while families can enjoy interactive attractions such as the York Dungeon.

Whether it’s a traditional afternoon tea at Bettys Café Tea Rooms, sampling craft gins and ales in tucked-away bars, or dining in award-winning restaurants, York is a true foodie haven. Its thriving café culture and buzzing independent scene make every meal an experience.

York is perfectly placed for exploring the surrounding countryside. The wild beauty of the North York Moors and the rolling Yorkshire Dales are just a short drive away, while the stunning Yorkshire Coast can be reached in under an hour.

Compact, walkable, and endlessly atmospheric, York is a city that can be enjoyed at your own pace. Whether you’re seeking history and culture, food and shopping, or simply a romantic escape, York promises memories that will last long after your visit.

Getting Around
With excellent transport links, a peaceful atmosphere, and York’s vibrant history just a short walk or bus ride away, Clifton is the perfect base for a relaxing yet well-connected stay in North Yorkshire.

York Train Station is a 30-minute walk away from Horner Street where direct services can be found operating to locations across the UK including Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Hartlepool, Leeds, Liverpool, London and Scarborough.

A number of bus routes operate in the Clifton area of York offering access to the city centre, as well as further afield to Easingwold, Grassington, Hawes, Helmsley, Ilkley, Knaresborough, Leeds, Masham, Richmond and Thirsk.