Upon entering the Market Place from Long Street via the one way system (Chapel Street) Hunters is situated on the left hand side next door to the George Hotel.

Parking is available for free in the Market Place.

Just north of the city of York, sits the picturesque town of Easingwold. An idyllic a town as you can expect to find in the north of England, Easingwold houses for sale & rent are in the perfect location for those looking to live near the city of York, without getting too close to the hustle and bustle of everyday life.  Thanks to an excellent public transport system and extensive roads, the town is ideal for those who rely on one of the surrounding towns or cities for employment.

Set close to the Howardian hills, anyone considering a taking afvantage of Easingwold houses for sale can look forward to stunning views of the surrounding countryside. What is more, being reasonably close to Scarborough and Whitby, locals are never far away from a day at the seaside, yet far enough away to escape the summer tourist industry.

A walk out the front door will often lead to a path up into the hills or a cycle way, and the peace and serenity that can only come from living near the Yorkshire Dales. One of the town’s greatest attributes is the sense of tranquillity that is immediately apparently on arrival.

Formerly the villages of Lessimers and Uppleby, the two villages have, over time, come together to form the town of Easingwold and the result has been a beautiful town that oozes character, whilst still enjoying plenty of open space for the inhabitants to enjoy the fresh air, picnic areas and un-cramped walks through the streets.

There is an eclectic mix of Easingwold houses for sale and rent. Whether potential buyers are looking for somewhere to retire, or for the first time buyer considering a property where they can raise the children. Either way, the properties reflect the very ethos of the town and are surrounded by a welcoming aura.

As well as a peaceful environment Easingwold enjoys a tremendous sense of community. From the local cafes and public houses, to the market that plays host to locally sourced produce on a Friday, the town centre is a place where the community comes together. There is also the Galtres Centre, which is a hive of activity offering various activities for a variety of age groups.

Anyone considering a move to Yorkshire should certainly pay a visit to Easingwold before making a final decision, as its character and atmosphere really do have to be experienced to be fully appreciated.