There's plenty of homes on the market this month - plenty of which seem are new developments in and around the city centre. Offering studios to three bedroom apartments or stylish eco-friendly homes, these new builds have been shooting up around Leeds recently - and we've collated a few of the ones that have caught our eye to share.
On the other hand, a character period property has so much charm that we couldn't overlook these options either - from two up, two downers on the outskirts of the city centre to £2,000,000 mansions with snooker and games rooms, built-in fish tank and a outdoor heated pool.
Regardless of whether you're actually looking for a new home or not, it's always fun to have a nosey round the houses for sale in your area, so keep reading to find some of the Leeds' hottest properties...
Forming one of the Park Buildings Cottages in Pool in Wharfdale, this two up, two down is set within the heart of the village, with nearby access to the market town of Otley.
The period cottage consists of a charming living room, complete with inglenook fireplace and exposed stone and pleasantly sized kitchen on the ground floor, whilst two bedrooms and a bathroom with bath can be found upstairs.
This property is currently on the market with Dacre Son and Hartley, with a guide price of £170,000.
This two bedroom apartment is located right in the heart of Leeds with easy access to the city centre, overlooking the Leeds Liverpool canal.
The open plan living and dining space leads onto a balcony whilst the separate kitchen space hosts everything a city dweller could need, including fridge, freezer, electric oven, dishwasher, hob, extractor and still has room for a dining table. Both bedrooms are double in size, with the master leading to an ensuite with over bath shower and plenty of storage.
This property is currently for sale with Bridgfords and looking for offers over £190,000.
Having undergone a significant renovation by the current owners, this property comes with just about everything you could ever want or need from your dream home. Impressive snooker and games rooms, built-in fish tank, outdoor heated pool, secret doors leading to en-suites, big cellar space, separate annex space for relatives to stay over or a gym studio- and on top of that there’s 2.4 acres of surrounding grounds.
Not to mention that there’s a village pub within walking distance, a local primary school and post office too. Plus, the city centre is only miles away.
This property is currently on the market with North Residential and the owners are looking for offers over £2,000,000.
Silver Street, Water Lane, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS11.
Aspen Woolf
“The Best Investment Flats and Houses On The Market In Leeds”, this acclaimed mill place is set to be a welcome addition to the £350m Southbank Project, which has now become known as one of the largest city centre regeneration projects in Europe.
The new apartment complex is transforming a former flax Grade II listed mill with private year-round gardens, residents lounge, concierge and fitness gym, all in addition to the gorgeous living spaces. Floor plans show three up to five bedroom apartments with three en-suites.
With a discount for early bird investors, a three bedroom, two bathroom property is currently on the market with Aspen Woolf for £348,660.
Set to redefine the Leeds skyline, this highly anticipated development is a unique project in the heart of the city. The impressive complex will be one of the tallest residential building in Leeds, promising stunning views across the northern powerhouse.
Residents will be able to take full advantage of a number of incredible amenities supplied by the building. 24-hour concierge, a state of the art gym, co-working space and a communal terrace make Phoenix destined to be a hugely popular place to live in the heart of Leeds City Centre.
Typically, buyers can look at a guide price of £142,500 for one-bedroom apartments, £209,950 for two bedrooms and £324,950 for three bedrooms. Those interested should contact North Property Group for more information.
This property is just coming to the market, so the full details haven't been announced yet - but i's certainly one to keep an eye on.
This impressive home has five double bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a wealth of downstairs space including a 3300sq ft living room and modern reception. Built by luxury house builder Ben Anthony, this new-to-market home is located in the desirable 'Old' part of Cookridge with plenty of countryside walks, Cookridge Hall Spa and golf club and easy access to the city centre.
This property is coming to market with a price of £1,095,000. Those interested in further details should contact Hardisty Prestige.
Find out more here.
Sheaf Street Apartment
Sheaf Street, Leeds city centre, West Yorkshire, LS1.
CityRise
This brand new set of apartment homes will particularly appeal to investors looking for a buy to let in Leeds city centre.
The exclusive collection of studio, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments in the heart of Leeds are thought to deliver a £700 per calendar month return on one bedroom properties (as pictured), but there will be a range of different apartments available for those interested to choose from.
The guide price for this one bedroom, one bathroom property is £112,950, with estate agents CityRise organising the logistics of all the Sheaf Street apartment sales.
This four bedroom, four bathroom property is on the market with no onwards chain in Pudsey.
Dating back to the 1800s, the property briefly comprises of two reception rooms, dining room, large kitchen, an entrance hall, downstairs W/C and utility room on the ground floor. Upstairs through the large landing area opens up to all four double bedrooms, all with built in wardrobes, family bathroom and two en-suite bathroom.
This property is currently accepting offers over £560,000 with Stoneacre Properties.
Former One Direction member Louis Tomlinson is heading out on a UK tour, visiting First Direct Arena for his biggest Leeds solo show to date.
Ten years since launching his solo career with debut single 'Just Hold On', Tomlinson is hitting the road again for his tour, which shares its title with the name of his latest LP - How Did I Get Here?
Tomlinson's last visit to Leeds saw him play an intimate show at The Wardrobe back in 2020 and is set to perform to 13,500 - he has definitely made sure to 'Jump the Gun' in terms of crowd size.
Now, the Doncaster-born musician is visiting one of Leeds biggest indoor live music venues First Direct Arena and it's sure to be a jam-packed night of live music.
Gig guide | Louis Tomlinson at First Direct Arena, Leeds - all you need to know
Are there tickets left for Louis Tomlinson at First Direct Arena?
Louis Tomlinson is bringing the How Did I Get Here? tour to Leeds on 28 April / Credit: Flickr via Javie Rosh / Wikimedia Commons via Kurt Kulac (Supplied)
Well if you've made it this far through, it's safe to say the fact you're after Louis Tomlinson tickets is 'Written All Over Your Face'.
If you're wanting to 'Face The Music' or 'Jump the Gun' you can do so as there's tickets to his Leeds show at First Direct Arena HERE.
Standing tickets are still available priced at £55.85, while seated tickets remaining are priced between £55.85 and £83.35 each.
Louis Tomlinson setlist for 2026 tour
The How Did I Get Here? Tour officially kicked off in Europe and it prioritises songs from his latest LP.
Here is the set list:
Lemonade
On Fire
Written All Over Your Face
Out Of My System
Bigger Than Me
Saturdays
Angels Fly
Dark to Light
Broken Bones
Defenceless
Just Hold On
Lazy
Sunflowers
Lucid
Jump the Gun
Imposter
Sanity
Kill My Mind
Face the Music
Silver Tounges
The Observer
The Answer
Miss You
Palaces
Wristbands and queue system
To manage crowds and ensure a 'fair and comfortable' experience for fans, a randomly allocated wristband system will be in place for standing ticket holders.
This is how it works:
Arrive at the arena between 11am and 2pm on the day of the show, Tuesday 28 April 2026.
Wristbands will be given out in batches at random to standing ticket holders, while availability lasts
Once you have your wristband, you will be asked to leave the area surrounding the venue and return between 4.30pm and 5.30pm
Upon your return to the arena, you will be asked to join a dedicated queue related to the number or colour on your wristband as guided by the dedicated venue team.
Doors open to the show at 6pm for general admission.
Stage times for Louis Tomlinson at First Direct Arena, Leeds
First Direct Arena has a strict curfew of 11pm meaning you can get home before having to watch the sky turn from 'Dark to Light'.
Anyone attending this show is in luck as the North has been well and truly represented in the form of Manc-based rock group Pale Waves and Doncaster talent ADMT.
Alex Spencer, another Northern act from Manchester is also joining the bill, but he's only playing at select Europe dates of the tour.
These are the expected stage times for Louis Tomlinson in Leeds tonight, based on his other shows so far:
Located on Dyer Street next to Leeds City Bus Station and approx. 15min walk from first direct arena and is wheelchair friendly.
Support and help for any persons with a disability is available as the station is a registered ‘Safe place’ to come into and ask for assistance.
Nearest Bus Stops
Clay Pit Lane
Wade Lane/Lovell Park Road
Woodhouse Lane
Nearest Train Station
Leeds City Station on New Station Street is around a 15min walk from first direct arena and a major hub on the national, regional and local rail network providing connections to a wide variety of destinations.
Parking
There are over 7,500 car parking spaces within a 15-minute walk of the arena. The arena doesn’t have it’s own car park however there are lots of options nearby. To receive 5% off Q Park when attending a show at first direct arena click here
The nearest Car Park with EV charging is located on Albion Street click here.
None of the above car parks are operated by the arena so for questions, queries or comments we ask that you contact the companies directly.
Hiring Bikes in Leeds
If you’re looking to hire a bike in Leeds, here are some of the best options you can try:
Beryl bikes – you’ll find the ‘Leeds City Bikes’ from Beryl stationed throughout the city. These are all e-bikes, and they’re available to hire on a pay-as-you-go basis. It costs £1 to unlock the bikes, and then 16p per minute to use them. We’d say these are great for zipping around the city and getting from A to B.
Talio – for a wider selection of electric bikes to choose from, Talio based at Buslinthorpe Green is a great option. From this company, you can hire cruiser bikes, mountain bikes, and cargo bikes. Prices start from £20 per day for rental, but if you’re hiring for a month or longer you’ll get a good discount.
Featured Images - Press shot / Flickr via Javie Rosh / Wikimedia Commons via Kurt Kulac (Supplied)
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Alex Warren at First Direct Arena, Leeds – tickets, times, setlist and more for UK tour
Thomas Melia
Singer-songwriter and social media star Alex Warren is visiting First Direct Arena, Leeds, for two nights of out of the 'Ordinary' live music.
One of the founding members of the TikTok group, Hype House, which also included fellow pop performer Addison Rae, Warren has gone on to receive global recognition for his contributions to music.
Born in California, it's no surprise his music has managed to catapult into the mainstream as he's been mastering content creation since he was 10 on YouTube.
His music journey began back in 2021, when he released music as an independent artist in 2021 before signing a record deal one year later, dropping the chart-topping 'Ordinary' in 2025.
Now, Alex Warren prepares for his biggest UK tour to date, and he's playing two shows right here in Leeds at the 13,500 seater First Direct Arena in April and May.
Gig guide | Alex Warren at First Direct Arena, Leeds - all the info
Alex Warren is visiting Leeds at First Direct Arena on 29 April / Credit: Press Shots (supplied)
Alex Warren UK tour dates
Fri 24 April - Birmingham, UK - Utilita Arena
Sun 26 April - Glasgow, UK - OVO Hydro
Mon 27 April - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live
Wed 29 April - Leeds, UK - First Direct Arena
Thu 30 April - Nottingham, UK - Motorpoint Arena
Sat 2 May - Belfast, UK - SSE Arena
Mon 4 May - Manchester, UK - Co-op Live
Wed 6 May - Dublin, IE - 3Arena
Thu 7 May - Dublin, IE - 3Arena
Are there tickets left for Alex Warren at First Direct Arena?
If you're looking for somebody to 'Save You a Seat', look no further as you can get tickets to Alex Warren's 29 April at First Direct Arena in Leeds HERE.
Stage times for Alex Warren at First Direct Arena, Leeds
Warren has built a cult following thanks to chart-topping hits like 'Ordinary'/ Credit: Press Shots (supplied)
First Direct Arena has a strict curfew of 11pm, meaning you can get home without having to start ‘Chasing Shadows’.
Supporting Alex Warren on the night will be Claire Rosinkranz, a singer-songwriter from California with tracks like 'Frankenstein' and 'Backyard Boy'.
How to get to first direct arena
Bus Station
Located on Dyer Street next to Leeds City Bus Station and approximately a 15min walk from the arena, it's also wheelchair friendly.
Support and help for any persons with a disability is available as the station is a registered ‘Safe place’ to come into and ask for assistance.
Nearest Bus Stops
Clay Pit Lane
Wade Lane/Lovell Park Road
Woodhouse Lane
Nearest Train Station
Leeds City Station on New Station Street is around a 15min walk from first direct arena and a major hub on the national, regional and local rail network, providing connections to a wide variety of destinations.
Parking
There are over 7,500 car parking spaces within a 15-minute walk of the arena. The arena doesn’t have its own car park; however, there are lots of options nearby. To receive 5% off Q Park when attending a show at first direct, click HERE.
The nearest Car Park with EV charging is located on Albion Street, click HERE.
None of the above car parks is operated by the arena, so for questions, queries or comments, we'd recommend contacting the companies directly.
Hiring Bikes in Leeds
If you’re looking to hire a bike in Leeds, here are some of the best options you can try:
Beryl bikes: you’ll find the ‘Leeds City Bikes’ from Beryl stationed throughout the city. These are all e-bikes, and they’re available to hire on a pay-as-you-go basis. It costs £1 to unlock them, and then 16p per minute to use. We’d say these are great for zipping around the city and getting from A to B.
Talio: for a wider selection of electric bikes to choose from, Talio - based at Buslinthorpe Green - is a great option. You can hire cruiser bikes, mountain bikes, and cargo bikes. Prices start from £20 per day for rental, but if you’re hiring for a month or longer, you’ll get a good discount.
Sophie Smith -
31st March 2023 
