At a glance
9 Barmby Ave, Fulford, York YO10 4HX, UK
Roof & materials
Roof area
80 m²
Pitched area
80 m²
Flat area
0 m²
Roof segments
4
Scaffold height
7 m
Tiles (approx)
1258
Ridge tiles
17
Fascia
35 m
Guttering
35 m
- Interwar
- Underlay: Bitumen Felt (Hessian-Backed) - Introduced 1930s
- Asbestos Risk: Moderate
Assume full felt replacement needed
Solar potential
System size
5.6 kWp
Panels
14
Annual generation
3492 kWh/yr
Annual saving
£305/yr
Payback period
11 yrs
CO₂ saved
722 kg/yr
- Gold Estimate
Energy & EPC
- EPC C
Energy rating
C
Potential rating
C
Floor area
91 m²
Habitable rooms
5
Construction age
Built 1930-1949
Property type
House
Built form
Semi-Detached
CO₂ emissions
2.9 t/yr
Price & sales history
Last sale price
£342,000
Sale date
Mar 2026
Tenure
Freehold
Constraints
- Geology: Mudstone, Siltstone And Sandstone
Access & parking
Road width
5.5 m
Side access
possible
Rear access
No
Built form (detected)
semi-detached
Street parking
No
Nearby
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Access & parking
- Road width
- Not available for this property
- Road width confidence
- Not available for this property
- Road width range
- Not available for this property
- Front road
- Not available for this property
- Road frontage
- Not available for this property
- Street parking
- No
- Free parking nearby
- No
- Paid parking nearby
- No
- Nearest free parking
- Not available for this property
- Power line nearby
- No
- Power line distance
- undefined m
- Likely needs extra scaffold permission
- No
- Reasons
- None identified
- Nearest listed building
- Not available for this property
- Nearest listed building grade
- Not available for this property
- In conservation area
- No
- Conservation area
- Not available for this property
- Road frontage width (scaffold licence)
- Not available for this property
- Data coverage
- Loaded
Indicative only, based on proximity to a listed building, conservation-area status, and road frontage width — always confirm exact scaffolding/highway licence requirements with the local council before booking scaffold.
A day in the life of this home
Red brick 1930s semi with golf and park within walking reach
25 July 2026
The house from the pavement
The east-facing roof slope catches the morning light at a 45-degree pitch, the angle solar engineers design for.
Looking back down the street
Built 1939
Floor area: 980 sq ft
- 2026: £342,000
You can work from the house on a gigabit connection at 97% coverage, or step out to one of 17 bus stops within 500 metres.
The day's walking loop
Rowntree Park. You step out at lunch and reach the nearest park in a few minutes on foot, with 16 separate greenspace areas within 800 metres of the front door.
Five Ofsted Outstanding-rated schools sit within 3.1 miles, and the highest-rated secondary within 1.9 miles also carries an Outstanding grade.
By midday the roof enters its working hours: 915 sun-hours a year accumulate here, and 76 nearby properties have already registered Feed-in Tariff installations.
The Plough. About seven minutes on foot takes you to The Plough or Big Bite Sandwich Bar for an unplanned weeknight meal.
The roof that started collecting sun at dawn is rated for 25 panels and 915 annual sun-hours, and the property sits in Environment Agency Flood Zone 1 with no recorded.
Road noise at this address runs below 55 dB and annual nitrogen dioxide sits at 7.1 μg/m³, well below legal limits.
This is a real day, built from real data.
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