Alma Terrace
“A sensitive reimagining of a 19th-century building”
Alma House was originally constructed as a Victorian police station with three holding cells and two dwelling houses for resident officers, on the periphery of York’s city centre. Occupying a prominent position at the corner of Alma Terrace and Carey Street, it spans some remarkable 3,617 sq ft and has been carefully repurposed, honouring the building's fabric throughout. The home’s arresting, stylised architecture is well-balanced with contemporary additions; classical proportions and exposed brickwork are complemented with a refined selection of paints and a high-specification material palette.
Alma Terrace
£1,150,000
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