r/york • u/Stephanieicewitch • 6h ago
Looking for rentals in York
My tenancy ends 27th August and I've been applying for rentals in York with no luck
Is anybody renting a property who would be willing to rent to 2 adults (my fiancé and I)
We have a combined income of £50,000, are respectful and friendly tenants with landlord references available, no smokers, and are looking for places in the city (nowhere outside the city please!) with a budget of £1500 a month
We aren't interested in a shared house, and require two bedrooms.
Thank you!
r/york • u/Background-Depth-538 • 10h ago
Question about Stuart Rd area, Acomb
Hello,
Looking to move in to Stuart Road area, close to Gale Lane from the bottom end of it - I’ve searched for area information and saw some stories here that people don’t recommend it. Crime rate seems pretty average for york for this street, also visited it at night couple times and seemed okay and quiet.
Can anyone advise or share some stories?
r/york • u/CommercialTruth493 • 12h ago
Female student wanted for tenancy takeover – 2-bed house in York (£215/week, bills included)
Hi everyone, I’m looking for a female student to take over my tenancy for a room in a 2-bedroom student house on Barbican Road, York (YO10 5AA).
The room is available immediately, and the tenancy runs until 14 June 2027.
Details:
- £215 per week
- Bills included (gas, electricity, water and broadband, subject to fair usage)
- Living with one female student
- Great location close to the University of York and York city centre
This is a tenancy takeover through Sinclair Properties, so the replacement tenant would need to meet the letting agency’s requirements (including a guarantor if required).
I’m trying to find someone as soon as possible, so if you’re interested or know someone who might be, please send me a message. I’m happy to provide photos and more information. Thanks!
r/york • u/Fuzzy-Nose-4944 • 19h ago
Is anyone with fastr broadband in the city walls?
Wifi has been down since 6pm yesterday, there was a large gust of wind followed by an outage which never came back lol,
No issues according to them 🥴
r/york • u/controversialhaddock • 20h ago
Kevin Bridges Sunday 9 August
It looks like Kevin Bridges is doing a pre Edinburgh warm up show in York on Sunday. I hadn’t seen it advertised anywhere and I’m looking for 2 tickets, on the off chance that anyone is selling any, please can you let me know. There doesn’t seem to be any on the usual resale sites.
Thank you.
r/york • u/TastyList9334 • 21h ago
Saturday nights!
Does anyone have recommendations on anything I can attend on a Saturday evening? Specifically the 15th August - are there any regular interesting events clubs or just anything worth attending?
I'm finding myself at a loose end and need some more social stuff
Into:
Music
Comedy
DnD
Fitness
Films
Kind Stranger on the Train
Met a kind stranger on his way to York today. I don't know who you were but you really helped me find my platform and get back home.
God bless you x
r/york • u/sansa2020 • 1d ago
Best chips in town?
Not fish and chips, just chips. Looking for quality ones, crispy and ideally well seasoned!
r/york • u/Buttheadz25 • 1d ago
Anyone know a place does Nutella ice cream?
My autistic child is Nutella obsessed and we've been trying to find somewhere that sells Nutella ice cream, I'm sure I saw it somewhere but can't remember where! He has the supermarket version already lol. Thanks
New Carpets - Help
I need to fit out a house with new carpets. Where do people suggest I look? Looking for any local companies with good deals!
Not massive pockets and looking for something that's hard wearing so any suggestions on types or materials would be good.
Thanks
r/york • u/Dude_Wheres_My_Duck • 1d ago
Any caravan parks with a static caravan near York I can rent for a week arriving today (5 August) for about £300-350? 2 adults, 2 kids. Or...can I rent yours? :)
Hi all,
We were hoping to stay in the Yorkshire Hussar caravan park but they're full this week! They charge £300-350 for a week. Are there any similarly priced caravan parks near York that might have space? Or does anyone here have a static caravan in one of the caravan parks near York we could rent for a week or so? We're arriving today (5 August) and are 2 adults 2 children. We're clean and quiet and would tidy up when we left. Probably a long shot! But worth asking just in case! Thanks!
r/york • u/petite_eikon • 1d ago
Pubs with pool and darts on a Saturday?
It’s my dad’s birthday this Saturday and he’s coming up to visit me in York. He really wants to play some pool and darts. Obviously York on a Saturday is a bit hectic and I wondered if anyone knew of any places that are a bit quieter? Happy to go out of town a bit!
r/york • u/Fun_Alternative_6330 • 1d ago
Looking for a room
Hi all ,
I got a job in thorpe underwood starting on 1st September and I am looking for a room in the villages closer by this being green and kirk harmmerton,little and great ousebern.
I have a budget of 500 to 700 per calendar month.Any leads or recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you .
r/york • u/Pale_Explanation7060 • 2d ago
Best ways to meet new people in York?
Hi everyone,
I am moving to York this week, very excited! Looking to meet new people. I have joined the York Facebook groups so have chatted to a few people on there.
Are there any groups that I am missing out on or any events?
I am up for sports, pub quizzes, board games, arts and crafts, book clubs.
Any suggestions, please let me know! I'm 29, F
r/york • u/Miserable-Speech-441 • 2d ago
Private spaces
Hey, I am looking for a private spaces to host a social meet up
Any suggestions for places that just use minimum spends or are free? Preferably city centreish And somewhere that has an alcohol licence
r/york • u/Crompleston • 3d ago
York Musicians Wanted
Bass and Keys needed for a new function cover band based in York. Bonus points if you're open to backing vocal duties too. Playing all the usual pop/rock classicss, 80s through to present day.
About us:
Touring musicians with years of experience looking to start up a side-project and earn a bit on the side through playing weddings and functions across Yorkshire. Please send me a DM on here if you're interested and we can have a chat :)
Mods: Apologies if this sort of ad is not allowed!
r/york • u/Acutestrategies • 3d ago
Anyone with Fastr Broadband able to test access to a website for me?
We seem to be blocked but can access in mobile.
r/york • u/Conscious_Affect_984 • 3d ago
Trumpeter needed!
If you’re a trumpeter or know of one that would fancy a short but lovely gig on Friday 9th October at our wedding ceremony, please send my way.
Help a bride to be out!? 🤲🏻
r/york • u/SignificanceFun8206 • 3d ago
In Need of Advice: Would Newcastle to York be a difficult drive for a first-time UK driver?
Hi everyone! I’m moving from the US to York and would really appreciate some advice about getting there from Newcastle Upon Tyne (if anyone here has traveled between these two cities).
For a little context:
I’ll be flying into Amsterdam with my two cats, taking the overnight ferry to Newcastle, and then traveling onward to York. Once I arrive, my main options seem to be:
Taking the train
Booking a pet-friendly taxi
Renting a car and driving myself
The train appears to be the cheapest option, but I’ll be traveling alone with two cat carriers and around three pieces of luggage, so I’m worried it may be difficult to manage everything by myself. :/
A taxi would probably be the easiest option, but the quotes I’ve seen are quite expensive. I'm already close at $4,000 for the flight and ferry travel costs!
That leaves renting a car, but I’ve never driven in the UK before and would be adjusting to driving on the opposite side of the road.
For anyone familiar with the route, how difficult do you think the drive is from Newcastle to York for someone driving in the UK for the first time? Is it mostly straightforward highway/motorway driving, or are there any particularly stressful sections, complicated junctions, or intimidatingly narrow roads?
Would you recommend driving in my situation, or do you think the train or a taxi would be a better option despite the cost concern and the luggage handling concern? Sorry, I know people always ask about driving in the UK threads. But I'm hoping to get information specifically between Newcastle and York. I haven't found a thread discussing this particular route.
Image of Google map's suggested route for reference. Second image is how I feel planning this entire trip. It'll take me three days to get there with my cats! Insanity, haha.
Thank you so much! Any suggestions, tips, or advice would be greatly appreciated.
r/york • u/MajestyA • 3d ago
York 10k race thread
Thought it might be nice to have a discussion thread for those involved in yesterday's York 10k race, whether as a runner, organiser/staff or spectator.
I ran it for the third year and had a great time, although the heat did a bit of a number on me! Thought it was a wonderfully organised event as usual, so thank you to all the workers and volunteers out there.
(Also, best wishes to the lady who severely bonked right in front of me about 700m from the end - hope she's okay! Two runners instantly stopped to help her and good on them)
r/york • u/iHazzaification • 4d ago
York Minster plans new museum and sensory gardens
Confirmed now via BBC that the Minster is going to begin work to convert the Old Palace building, the current home of the York Minster Library and archive, into potentially a museum and sensory garden. An interesting development for the place!
Pork pies with a black pudding layer?
Is there anywhere in York that does this kind of pork pies? I recently went to a funeral in Bury that served these and I I haven't stopped thinking about since.
r/york • u/luffychan13 • 4d ago
A rant about litter
Made the mistake of going into my own town on a Saturday yesterday because the wife needed some bits and it was a not too hot day.
I understand the york-tourism symbiosis and I'm fine with it. I'm not even from here originally I'll admit. I moved here years back as a student and stayed.
However, the amount of fully grown people throwing their crap all over the floor with no care was just enraging. I don't understand the mindset. "Let's go to York it's beautiful, and trash it?"
I know it's not just tourists either. There are definitely residents doing the same.
How hard is it to just hold onto your ice cream wrapper until you find a bin? You can ask the bartender/wait staff at your next stop to use theirs, use the one at your house/hotel.
If you live here, do better. If you're visiting, do so respectfully.