Jeremy Clarkson's childhood Yorkshire home has gone up for sale for a cool £1,475,000.
The former Top Gear presenter and star of Clarkson's Farm is known to most of us for being a bit posh, running his beautiful farm down in the Cotsworlds.
But what a lot of us forget (or never knew in the first place) is that Jeremy Clarkson is in fact a Yorkshireman - and he grew up in Doncaster.
Now, his five-bedroom, Grade II-listed childhood home has been listed for sale, in the village of Tickhill.
Although the home has a long history, it's best-known locally for its time as the family home of the Clarkson family, including Jeremy and his mother Shirley, who made a name for herself making Paddington Bear teddy bears.
She initially made them without content, but was later granted licensing rights by Paddington author Michael Bond and went on the manufacture Paddington Bears worldwide.
Jeremy Clarkson's childhood home in Yorkshire. Credit: Rightmove / Lister Haigh
Her son, obviously, also got pretty famous later in life - Jeremy Clarkson is one of Britain's best-known broadcasters and presenters.
The home itself, Rowland Bridge House, is a Grade II-listed detached house, with a home office and guest accommodation over a separate garage and a beautiful setting along the water's edge.
Inside, you'll find a hall and cloakroom, dining room, sitting room, drawing room, orangery, living kitchen, utility room, master bedroom with dressing room and en suite, guest bedroom with dressing room and en suite, three further bedrooms, and a house bathroom.
One of the prettiest corners of this beautiful home is the landscaped south-facing walled gardens, which overlook the water and include an outdoor kitchen.
The house spans an impressing 5,000 sq ft and although it's got plenty of period charm, it's more recently been brought up to modern standards with media and sound systems and remote heating and security systems.
So there you have it - the walls where Jeremy Clarkson spent his early years could now be yours.
A residential area in Leedshas been highlighted as a UK ‘property hotspot’ based off house price data from 2025.
And it's probably not the place you’d expect either.
There’s no doubt the property market in our region has been booming over the last decade or so, with average house prices seeming to rise year-on-year, and more and more areas becoming sought-after as the places to live time goes on – but now, Rightmove has released its list of the top UK property hotspots for this year based off 2025 data, and a rather surprising Leeds suburb has made their way onto it.
To create its list of hotspots, the UK’s biggest property website compared average house prices across the UK during 2025 to out find the areas where prices they have risen the most, and the areas where prices are increasing more than the national average indicate that the area is a ‘hotspot’.
As well as soaring prices, Rightmove also considers a ‘property hotspot’ to be a place where there is a high demand for homes too.
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Seacroft in Leeds claimed ninth place on the top ten list.
The data shows the average house price in Seacroft to be £218,893 with a 9% increase since January 2025.
Taking the top spot is Hawick, in Roxburghshire, that saw average asking prices rise by as much as 18% in 2025, reaching £148,633. Scotland features strongly overall, with three locations appearing in the top 10.
Durham nabbed second place, with average asking prices up 15% year on year to £251,339, whilst Stannington in Sheffield completes the top three, with prices up 12% to £264,078.
Lesley Robinson, branch manager at Manning Stainton Crossgates, adds: “Seacroft has seen notable growth in asking prices over the past year, reflecting a wider trend we’re observing across more affordably priced areas in Leeds.
"Buyers are increasingly drawn to locations that offer strong transport links and easy access to the city centre, and Seacroft fits that profile.”
Behind the doors of this ‘charming’ old doctor’s surgery in Harewood on the market for £1.6 million
Clementine Hall
Fancy a look inside this beautiful former doctors house in the heart of Harewood?
Silly question, of course you do.
The only thing is, you'll need a spare £1.6 million before you can call it your own...but it doesn't hurt to have a look, does it?
Take a look behind this charming front door of what is, by far, one of the finest properties the Leeds housing market has to offer at the moment.
Images: Right Move/ North Residential
This Georgian family home features an impressive 6000 sq ft of accommodation as well as one of the most beautiful gardens we've ever seen.
I mean, how often do you have your own weeping willow tree in your front porch?
The house dates back to the late 1700’s and was once a former doctor’s surgery, but now it stands as one of the fanciest and most prestigious homes in Harewood.
Images: Rightmove / North Residential
We're already obsessed with the gorgeous stone and perfectly manicured landscape, but it's just as exciting when you take a look through the adorable sage green door.
The interior is giving cottage core but in the best way possible, we're talking plenty of wooden beams, solid oak flooring, original windows and of course a big fat AGA.
There's a whopping six bedrooms and three bathrooms (all featuring a sexy big bath), but the grounds are what really give this place the hefty price tag.
Images: Right Move/ North Residential
The listing itself states: "With its unique and private plot and rural walks on your doorstep, The Old Surgery provides a rare opportunity to enjoy tranquil village living, yet within striking distance to the hustle and bustle, in a home that is steeped in superb history."
Yep, we couldn't have put it better ourselves.
To have a proper nosey, take a look at the listing here.
Daisy Jackson -
20th June 2025 
