Ashbourne House

139 Fulford Road, York, North Yorkshire, England

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About Ashbourne House

Ashbourne House is a non-smoking establishment situated on the A19, which is the main southerly approach to York. A substantial Victorian property in a pleasant residential area, with many of York's attractions within easy reach. This established, 7 bedroom licensed guest house has been owned and run by the Minns family since 1992 and is registered with and classified as 4 Diamonds by the English Tourist Council and 4 Star by the AA. The high standards maintained have been recognised with a Silver Award from the English Tourism Council. Off-street car parking is provided and guests may leave their cars in the car park whilst visiting the city. The centre of York is within easy walking distance, in part by way of a pleasant path alongside the River Ouse. For those who wish to conserve their energy for sightseeing, there is a frequent bus service into the city centre. We do not accept bookings from single sex group parties.

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