Brand-new 4- and 5-bedroom homes coming soon to Fulford, York.

Urban Renaissance is a future development of four exceptional detached homes in a beautiful suburban setting on the eastern banks of the River Ouse, in the North Yorkshire village of Fulford.

Each property has been designed to provide unparalleled standards of luxury living, benefitting from the peace, privacy and tranquility of the suburbs, whilst remaining within easy reach of the City of York.

Our homes at Urban Renaissance have been designed to stand the test of time and are finished with future-proof technology systems and sleek architectural details, incorporating a mix of materials, including timber and glass.

The parish of Fulford retains a strong community and village identity, whilst being close in proximity to the City Centre of York and this is particularly evident along the main York – Selby Road, which passes through the historical centre of the village.

Fulford Ings, the open land along the River Ouse, is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is managed by Natural England. The area is protected, which includes Fulford Village Green, owing to the many rare flora and fauna associated with this valuable riverside habitat. Fulford has a rich history, including being the site of the Battle of Fulford in 1066. Today, there are just over 3000 residents.

Fulford’s Main Street is the A19. Near the intersection stands the York Designer Outlet shopping mall. A pedestrian Millennium Bridge with a cycle path was also opened in 2001, linking Fulford to the South Bank area of York on the other side of the river. Several bus services operate between York and Fulford.

Fulford Golf Club, which celebrated its centenary in 2006, was home to the Benson and Hedges International Open between 1971 and 1989. During the 1981 tournament, Bernard Langer climbed 20 feet (6.1 m) up an ash tree by the 17th green to play his third shot.

Call 0333 370 2505 or email julie.watts@mulgraveproperties.co.uk to be kept informed on the progress of Urban Renaissance and receive information as it is released.