Pudsey is a charming market town, located on the west side of Leeds, about 5 miles to Leeds city centre and 4 miles to Bradford.
There is a variety of property styles in the area and many of the houses are built in local stone, some dating back to the 18th and 19th century, which have lots of the character and charm of the period.
These character properties sit comfortably alongside the more recent built housing, which forms the town as it is today.
Pudsey is a thriving and vibrant community that stretches north towards the river air/Leeds canal and east towards the motorway network, to access commuting links to the M1 and M62, therefore, Pudsey is well-placed for great transport links via the Pudsey and Bramley railway stations and the Leeds Ring Road, which connects to city. The busy bus station In Pudsey and Bramley provides access to the whole of Leeds/Bradford and to outlying areas in the region. First time buyers and couples particular enjoy the easy access to the city and to sample the many local cafés/restaurants and public services that are available in the immediate location.
There are a number of well-regarded schools in the area for all age ranges, which make it popular for young families and several local sports facilities, football/cricket/rugby and running clubs for recreation and health benefits, including the leisure centre in Pudsey and swimming baths in Bramley. The shopping facilities in the area are popular too with numerous supermarkets and a good variety of local shops providing a great choice of local services. The Pudsey market is a favourite of the locals and still opens three days a week with a farmer’s market once a month on Sundays.
The Owlcotes shopping centre is right on the doorstep, which includes the Asda superstore and Marks and Spencer outlets. The area is also well regarded for its easy access to open countryside, for walking and other outdoor pursuits.
Don’t forget, the famous Pudsey Bear was born in the area and can often be seen in the town.
