The Post Office Employees Social Club site turned into home

The Post Office Employees Social Club opened in 1937 - but, despite its name, it has no link with the Post Office - it was simply founded by four postal workers.

The club was popular with locals for 80 years with regular performances from musicians.

It sadly closed its doors in 2018 - with patrons citing changing entertainment habits and lack of interest from younger patrons.

Read more on this: Last post for historic York social club

The newly-converted townhouse on Marygate has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two reception areas. 

Estate agents Hudson Moody described it as a "stunning" house in an "ennviable location inside the city walls".

A number of period and ornate features remain in the property - including the fireplace and doors.

The modern, diner kitchen is met with sliding doors, shining natural light into the home and leading into the rear courtyard garden.

Hudson Moody has listed the property at a guide price of £775,000. Anyone interested in further information should call 01904 650650.

Let's take a look inside...

The modern kitchen - leading out into the courtyard or the utility area. All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.

All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.

The stairways to all three floors. All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.

Bedroom in the property. All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.

Inside one of the three bathrooms. All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.

All photos taken by Hudson Moody/Zoopla.