This Flagship site offers a wealth of stunning properties. It benefits from an ideal location just outside the city of York. Within walking distance of the local supermarket and town centre, offering a wealth of options for every lifestyle.

Location is important whatever stage of life you are at, that's why Revival is such an exciting new development. Set between York city centre and the A64 on Tadcaster Road, Revival's convenient setting means you could be walking around the famous Minster or heading to another destination in Yorkshire in a matter of minutes.

York is an exciting place to live with plenty going on. In the city, amongst other things, you'll find some of the country's most famous historic attractions, a never ending assortment of restaurants, cafes and bars, riverside walks and shops to suit all tastes.

SHOPS
The Development is located directly across from the large Tesco's supermarket

York's city centre which is only a short walk away is very compact, which is ideal for shopping.

York combines all the usual top high street stores, with smaller independent shops, catering for everybody's tastes and needs. The Shambles is particularly good for these smaller independent shops. 

The city market lies between The Shambles and Parliament Street and contains 120 stalls within a pedestrianised area.

Out of town shopping centres
There are three out of town shopping centres on the outskirts of York.

At Monks Cross you will find Asda and Sainsbury's supermarkets alongside many other high street stores. McArthur Glen Designer Outlet  offers designer label clothing at reduced prices. Finally at Clifton Moor you'll find a range of shops, including a Tesco, along with a 12 screen multiplex cinema and a selection of restaurants.

SCHOOLS
The area offers a host of educational facilities ranging from infants to seniors.

TRANSPORT
Getting around York
York is a relatively small city and is very easy to get around whichever method of transport you decide to use.

Walking
York city centre is small enough to get around on foot and because the central area is for pedestrians only, there's no traffic to worry about.

Cycling
York is the UK's top cycling city, with 15% of York residents, compared to 3% nationally, travelling to work by bike. This is partly due to the fact that York is so cycle-friendly, with dozens of cycle paths and lots of central places to lock up your bike. The fact that you can easily get around the city on a bike could save you hundreds of pounds on public transport.

Buses
A comprehensive bus service operates in and around the City of York.

Driving
Due to its proximity to motorways (M62 and M1) and the fact that several main A roads pass through the city centre, York is easily reached by car. On arrival into the city of York there are several, well signposted, car parks.

HEALTH
View the following NHS website links for facilities in the local area.

Local GP's

Pharmacies

Hospitals

Dentists

LEISURE
Sports and  leisure facilities in York
There are a vast range of sports facilities available in York along with many sports clubs and organised activities to join. Use the links below for more details about sports and leisure in and around the City of York.

Out and about
The North Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales are both within easy reach of York and offer a wide variety of attractions and outdoor activities.

From the A64
Leave the A64 at the junction signposted the A1036. Join and continue following directions for the A1036/Tadcaster Road until you see Tesco Extra on your left hand side and Revival on your right. Turn right at the roundabout.

From York
Starting at Micklegate continue forward onto the A1036. At the traffic lights turn right following signs for the Bypass, Leeds, Harrogate and Thirsk. Continue along the A1036/Tadcaster Road for almost two miles continue straight at the roundabout and then take your next left.