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New Homes For Sale In Leeds : April 2011 Update
It is surrounded by Yorkshire’s finest countryside, including the Dales and the Pennines. Its transport links are excellent with the M1, A1 and M62 on the doorstep and a well connected main railway station. It also has a superb mix of sophistication and culture with Michelin-starred restaurants, a branch of Harvey Nichols and, of course, the West Yorkshire Playhouse. Anyone looking for new homes in Yorkshire, who dreams of a fusion of city and country, will adore Leeds.
This exciting and friendly city has a great deal to offer buyers of new homes. If you want to be in the heart of the action then city living is a good option – and there are some excellent deals and developments.
The most innovative is the multi award-winning Greenhouse by Citu. This eco-friendly apartment development has a host of energy-saving features, including ground source heat pumps. It is also high-tech, with the fastest broadband in Leeds, a VOIP system with free calls between apartments, an IPTV system offering movies on demand, a community noticeboard and local transport information.
On site there are allotments, a free gym, concierge, office facilities and a deli. The contemporary interiors are also extra special with Villeroy & Boch basins, rainhead showers and 100% wool carpets. These spacious properties start at £93,000 for a one-bedroom home and running costs are very low thanks to its eco credentials.
At the canal side Granary Wharf development, just behind Leeds station, Isis Waterside Regeneration is offering a 20% Loan2Own shared equity scheme for first-time buyers, making a studio apartment just £76,960. The development includes a roof garden.
If you’re searching for affordable new homes in West Yorkshire, Urban Splash are also in the city centre with Saxton, which has an abundance of style and a wealth of facilities, including parking, gym and gardens. A one-bedroom apartment is £99,950 but with the 50% shared ownership scheme it is £50,000.
Menston, near Ilkley, is one of the most desirable villages in Leeds thanks to its proximity to the city centre, train station and high-ranking schools. Ben Bailey Homes has the Chevin Park development, a stylish conversion of Grade II-listed Victorian buildings. It offers a mix of apartments, townhouses and mews properties with prices from £249,950. The interiors include designer finishes while outside there are country walks amid 200 acres of parkland.
On the other side of Leeds, the desirable village of Barwick-in-Elmet is getting eight new dwellings thanks to Jones Homes. The four-bedroom detached houses at Millers Croft cost from £399,999.
At the Edison Fields site in Guiseley, Bellway has two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom homes, including the ‘Kent’, a two-bedroom semi-detached home costing £134,995. It has a contemporary open-plan living space and two double bedrooms, plus parking and a cottage garden. This sought-after suburb is on the road between Ilkley and Leeds city centre.
Pudsey has a good community with lots of facilities and is also well connected. Royal Gardens by David Wilson Homes is a contemporary range of thoughtfully designed homes ranging from one-bedroom mews to executive five-bedroom homes. The ‘Parkhall’, an end of terrace townhouse, is £245,995 and has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen/family room, sitting room, study, cloakroom and a garage.
Wherever you choose, you won’t be disappointed with this top northern city, which gives residents a fabulous quality of life and a wealth of opportunities.
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