Guide to living in Leeds - By: jackauthors

Leeds is currently ranked the 3rd largest city in the UK and is actually the second largest business, legal and finance centre outside of London. So if you are looking to move here, the choices are endless.
Each area has its own particular style and this article will take you through each of them in succession.

Thanks to a huge property boom around 2005-07, there has been a lot of development of the Flats in Leeds. In and the City Centre, prices are generally higher than the surrounding areas, but the experience of living in the city cannot be beaten. Thanks to a compact development zone, it is possible to walk virtually everywhere within the city, so you can roll out of bed and get to work without having to rely on public transport. The massive range of accommodation available in brand new flats is unmatchable and ensures you can get your perfect place.

Headingley, to the north of Leeds is a picturesque leafy suburb with its own shopping arcade and a wide range of bars. The area is supported by the local cricket and the new rugby grounds and this can bring an influx of visitors on match days. The area is a favourite with students and residents alike and unfortunately the main road into town becomes blocked twice daily with the volume of traffic.

Closer into town you will find Hyde Park, this is another famous student area, home to the hyde park picture house and many other less well known attractions. The area joins on to woodhouse moor (Hyde park) and is made up from rows of terraced houses. The area is also host to a large Hindu and Muslim population.

Horsforth is a more family inhabited area, it is around 8-9 miles from the city centre. It’s perfectly situated on train routes to Leeds and Harrogate, so commuting is easy and cheap. The local bus service is also very reliable, cheap and covers a wide area. There is a broad range of local restaurants that cater to every taste.

About the Author

Morgans City Living is a Leeds based letting agency that aims to embody the 'City Living' style. They base their approach on a deep knowledge of the city and its surrounding areas, so they can provide you with the help and assistance you need when you move to a new city.

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