The property, constructed in traditional stone with a pantile roof, has been extended over time to create practical accommodation while retaining character features such as pine doors, exposed beams and a timber staircase.
The ground floor includes a sitting room with a wood-burning stove, a kitchen with fitted units and terracotta tiled flooring, and an inner lobby with cloakroom. Upstairs are two bedrooms and a contemporary house bathroom.
At the back of the property is a south-facing courtyard, which provides low-maintenance outdoor space, including a raised terrace and a small studio within a converted outbuilding, suited to a range of uses. Additional storage sits beyond, with a gated path offering pedestrian access to Pottergate. The property is listed at £295,000 with Humberts. Visit humberts.com or call 01904 611828.
1. Period style
No. 32 Bondgate is a traditional stone-built home with pantile roof, features a rear extension that respects its historic character. Photo: Matt Hillier Photographer
2. Modern convenience
The kitchen includes fitted units with integrated appliances, recessed lighting and tiled flooring. A double oven with four-ring hob sits beneath a stainless-steel extractor, alongside a matching sink with mixer tap. Photo: Matt Hillier
3. Bright and airy
A gas boiler is mounted on the wall of the kitchen, while double-glazed windows provide outlook and natural light. Photo: Matt Hillier Photographer
4. Sociable space
A good sized sitting room features exposed ceiling timbers, a wide front window with deep cill. Photo: Matt Hillier