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.
Everyone's favourite hip-hop and chilled rap artist is coming to Leeds for one night and one night only, make sure you don’t miss out.
That’s right, Loyle Carner is set to headline for ‘Above All Else,’ a brand-new event set up by local promoters ‘Futuresound,’ joined by the extremely talented Jordan Rakei, KOKOROKO, Kofi Stone and Bricknasty - what a treat.
As one of the UK’s most influential and inspiring young writers, producers and musicians, Loyle has recently been nominated for a bunch of awards in the past year, including the MOBO and BRIT awards, following the release of his most recent full album ‘Hopefully!’ which has become his highest-charting release to date.
He has also been in the media for being a fantastic role model for younger generations, using his platform to champion emotional vulnerability through his emotive lyrics. As well as utilising his platform to discuss mental health awareness, toxic masculinity, neurodiversity, and generational healing - what a good egg he is.
The gig is set to take place this Saturday 1 August, and will be an all-day outdoor celebration, with gates opening at 4pm and performances blending into the evening.
Gig guide | Loyle Carner at Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds – all you need to know
Are there still tickets for Loyle Carner in Leeds?
Yes, there are currently still tickets available to see Loyle Carner but hurry.
General admission and accessible tickets are priced at £67.20, with premium admission standing priced at £100.20.
ou can see the latest availability and grab your tickets HERE.
Stage times
Gates Open: 4:00 PM
Bricknasty: 4:45 PM – 5:15 PM
Kofi Stone: 5:40 PM – 6:10 PM
Kokoroko: 6:40 PM – 7:25 PM
Jordan Rakei: 7:55 PM – 8:40 PM
Loyle Carner: 9:15 PM – 10:30 PM
Loyle Carner expected setlist
We are unsure on the exact set list for the concert but many are expecting a lot from Loyle’s most recent album ‘Hopefully!’ which centres around topics of family relations, with thought provoking and emotional lyrics, in true Loyle fashion.
Fans have also been eagerly awaiting to see whether Loyle will bring out Joe James to promote his newest collaboration on the single Ignorance Was Never Bliss.
What does a Premium ticket get you?
If you're thinking of making your night a little fancier, there's a Premium area in Kirkstall Abbey that includes all of this:
Premium Entrance (please note this opens at the same time as all gates)
Premium Hang Out Area located in the Historic Abbey’s Cloister with Private bar and toilets.
Premium food vendors.
Live at Kirkstall Abbey map
Getting to Kirkstall Abbey
You can pre-book parking for only £11, which will open at 3.30pm. However, it’s important to note that no overnight parking is allowed and vehicles left overnight will be towed - don’t say I didn’t warn you.
Entry to Kirkstall Abbey Car park is located next to Abbey House Museum on Abbey Walk in Kirkstall (LS5 3EJ).
Fans are urged to use public transport or travel on foot wherever possible.
Kirkstall Abbey has two local train stations nearby; Kirkstall Forge is located approximately 1.3 miles from Kirkstall Abbey and Headingley Station is approximately 0.7 miles.
There are several bus stops near Kirkstall Abbey too, for more information visit here.
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The Maccabees at Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds – stage times, lineup, setlist and tickets
Daisy Jackson
It's finally time - indie heroes The Maccabees will be performing a huge headline gig at Kirkstall Abbey this week, with a lineup of fellow indie heavyweights.
The renowned quintet reunited for a comeback tour last year, and have spent this summer performing at some of the UK's finest open-air venues.
Now, it's Leeds' turn, as The Maccabees take to the Kirkstall Abbey stage on Friday 31 July, along with Maxïmo Park, Everything Everything, Mystery Jets, and Fiona Lee.
The Maccabees guitarist Felix White said at the time they announced their summer gigs: "The year we’ve just had was so special to all of us, and so unexpected, that it has put some momentum in everyone collectively …. and who wouldn’t want to do all that again?"
If you're going along to The Maccabees at Kirkstall Abbey, we've rounded up everything you need to know.
Are there still tickets for The Maccabees in Leeds?
At the time of writing, there are still tickets available to see The Maccabees at Kirkstall Abbey.
General admission tickets are priced at £64.45, with premium admission standing priced at £97.45.
You can see the latest availability and grab your tickets HERE.
Who else is on the lineup?
The Maccabees perform at Kirkstall Abbey in Leeds this week. Credit: Supplied
The main support act for The Maccabees in Leeds will be the brilliant Maxïmo Park, a Newcastle group who absolutely dominated the indie-alternative scene in the 2000s with their breakthrough debut album, A Certain Trigger.
But there's a lot more to this stacked lineup than that - The Maccabees have pulled together an almighty night of legendary indie bands to support them at Kirkstall Abbey.
Also performing will be Salford's finest art rock export, Everything Everything, who'll be performing their earworm hits like No Reptiles, Distant Past, and Cough Cough.
Before that, it will be Mystery Jets on the Kirkstall Abbey stage, who return with new album A Hole To See The Sky Through next month.
And opening the stage for the night is East Yorkshire lass Fiona Lee, who release EP Every Woman earlier this year.
Stage times for The Maccabees
Gates - 4pm
Fiona Lee - 4.45pm - 5.15pm
Mystery Jets - 5.45pm - 6.15pm
Everything Everything - 6.45pm - 7.30pm
Maxïmo Park - 8pm - 8.45pm
The Maccabees - 9.15pm - 10.30pm
Last entry will be 8.30pm.
The Maccabees expected setlist
The Maccabees have had a busy summer on the festival circuit, but based on their headline gig at The Eden Project earlier this month, this is likely to be their setlist:
Love You Better
Latchmere
Lego
Feel to Follow
Kamakura
Wall of Arms
First Love
Precious Time
Can You Give It
Spit It Out
Toothpaste Kisses
X-Ray
Marks to Prove It
Ballad Of So Long
Something Like Happiness
Encore:
Something Like Happiness
No Kind Words
Pelican
What does a Premium ticket get you?
If you're thinking of making your night a little fancier, there's a Premium area in Kirkstall Abbey that includes all of this:
Premium Entrance (please note this opens at the same time as all gates)
Premium Hang Out Area located in the Historic Abbey’s Cloister with Private bar and toilets.
Live at Kirkstall Abbey map
Getting to Kirkstall Abbey
You can pre-book parking, which will open at 3.30pm for The Maccabees. g.
Entry to Kirkstall Abbey Car park is located next to Abbey House Museum on Abbey Walk in Kirkstall (LS5 3EJ).
But fans are urged to use public transport or travel on foot wherever possible.
Kirkstall Abbey has two local train stations nearby; Kirkstall Forge is located approximately 1.3 miles from Kirkstall Abbey and Headingley Station is approximately 0.7 miles.
There are several bus stops near Kirkstall Abbey too, for more information visit here.
Sophie Smith -
31st March 2023 
