Woodhouse is a largely quiet and peaceful residential area just 15 mins North of Leeds City Centre and within 10 mins walking distance to University of Leeds. Attractions include the Treasures of the Brotherton and Stanley & Audrey Burton art galleries, with changing exhibitions, alongside laid-back global eateries and bars with live music and TV sports. Woodhouse Moor encompasses a large park with tree-lined paths and sports fields – fantastic for walks and taking in all the beauty Leeds has to offer!

Things to do in Woodhouse:

End of the Otley Run

Although it starts all the way up in Far Headingley, the Otley Run reaches its climax right in Woodhouse. The final stretch takes in The Ship, an old boat sitting in front of a multistorey car park that has been converted into a pub! The Eldon is another Woodhouse pub that forms part of the world-famous pub crawl.

Woodhouse Moor

One of Leeds’ biggest parks, Woodhouse Moor has a lot of places to help you take in some fresh air and keep fit. There are basketball courts, a skate park, playing fields and more besides, while the park hosts all sorts of live events, attracting thousands of visitors every year.

Unity Day

Held on a summer weekend every year, Unity Day is a major community event held in Woodhouse Moor to help bring the people of Woodhouse and neighbouring Hyde Park together. There’s live music, street food and fundraising stalls for lots of local charities on display there.

Parks & Green spaces

While Woodhouse Moor is the most prominent bit of green space in the area, there are quiet parts of the University of Leeds worth exploring. Further south, Woodhouse Square and Hanover Square are two leafy enclosed spaces where you’re greeted by examples of fine Georgian and Victorian-era housing and views of the city’s skyline.

16 Clarendon Road, Leeds

16 Blenheim Terrace

This is exclusive apartment living at its best overlooking Leeds’ striking urban landscape. City Island is not just a place to live, but a unique lifestyle choice. The development is nestled amongst the beautiful Leeds waterways, which provide a tranquil backdrop to the bustling and vibrant city centre.

City Island is located on Gotts Road, on the western outskirts of Leeds City Centre between the river Aire and the Leeds-Liverpool Canal. The stunning development is accessed from the A58M (Wellington Road) and is close to the M621, M1 and M62 links via Armley Gyratory roundabout.

Leeds United’s Stadium at Elland Road is less than 10 mins drive away and easily reached by public transport. The Headingley home of Leeds Rhino’s Rugby League and Yorkshire County Cricket Club is also 10 mins drive away, well served by bus and rail links.

Faroe, City Island

This newly refurbished house is located in the quiet, residential location of Armley. The property has close connections to the motorways, being only a 15 mins drive to join the M621.

Across the road from the property are convenience stores and takeaways, as well as only being a 10 mins drive to the Kirkstall Bridge Shopping Park and Kirkstall Abbey; Explore the historic ruins of Kirkstall Abbey and learn all about its history in the Visitor Centre. Enjoy wandering through the park and woodlands, and take a leisurely stroll beside the River Aire.

Armley is known for it’s old history, have a visit to the Armley Industrial Museum when in the area!

Armley Ridge

The bustling, buzzing hub of the city, Leeds City Centre is not just a place to work or spend a night out. It’s also a place worth living in too, boasting all the services you could possibly need within a few minutes’ walk of your apartment. It’s particularly popular with professionals who fancy a short commute to work. If convenience, luxury and amazing views are on your priority list, this property will tick all of these boxes. You’re near everything – work, shops, transport hubs, emergency services – while you’re also saving money on things like bus fares, parking tickets and fuel by having everything nearby!

Echo Central Two, Leeds, LS9 8NR

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A collection of tight-knit communities, North Leeds has traditionally been one of the city’s most desirable areas to live in as it combines the serenity of rural living with all the convenience of being in one of the country’s biggest cities. From the rural atmosphere of Wigton Hill to the urban chic of Weetwood, this property will suit all kinds of guests’ tastes and needs, while there’s plenty to keep you occupied on a lazy weekend or quiet night after the daily grind.

Running right along Otley Road before reaching the Arndale Centre, Far Headingley is more than just an extension of Headingley itself. In actual fact, it’s a suburb with its own character, being quieter and more relaxed than other parts of Leeds. Its tree-lined avenues and streets make living here a joy, especially after a hard day’s work.

Beckett Park is on the edge of Far Headingley and is full of places to sit down and watch the world go by. Further east, the Meanwood Valley Trail leads towards Beckside Gardens, which has its own cafe and leads you towards the edge of Leeds City Centre southwards

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