Sell your house in Leeds Fast

Sell Your House in Leeds Fast

Leeds is one of the most popular cities in the North – although we might be a little bit biased, as our head office is right here in Leeds! However, we think it’s one of the best places to live. If you’re looking to sell your home in Leeds, we can help – as you’d expect, we have tons of local knowledge and experience in selling houses quickly in the area.

No matter where your house is, from the city centre to the outskirts, we can help – we’ve bought and sold plenty of houses in Leeds. We’ll take the stress away from selling your property by organising everything for you – just fill in the form on the right to receive your free, no-obligation cash offer today.

Leeds is a true Northern gem, offering plenty of culture, and tons to see and do. There’s a lot going on in Leeds – from the smart business district by the canals to the bustling city centre. Enjoy a drink on the famous range of quirky bars in Call Lane, or grab a bite to eat at one of Leeds’ many thriving independent cafes and restaurants. For shoppers, there’s the traditional Victorian glass-covered arcades and a new development of luxury stores in Victoria Quarter, and fantastic shopping opportunities in Leeds Trinity centre.

Average costs for Leeds

• Monthly transport pass: £60.50
• Cappuccino: £2.85
• Pint of beer: £3.50
• Three course meal for two people: £50
• Monthly gym membership: £28.77

The best places to live in Leeds

The city centre is full of apartments that are popular with young professionals, especially around the docks and canals on the south side of the city, but Leeds is also home to many charming suburbs that make great places to live, catering to a wide range of budgets.

Horsforth

Horsforth is regularly ranked as one of the best places to live in Leeds. A little further out, Horsforth is nonetheless well connected, with a train station allowing commuters to get to Leeds, York or Harrogate easily. Some of the best schools in the region are in Horsforth, which makes it a popular pick for families. With an average house price of £290,004 it’s one of the more expensive areas in Leeds. It makes up for it with a great nightlife and plenty of shops, combined with the quiet lifestyle and community spirit of a suburb.

Chapel Allerton

The go-to spot for young professionals and cool creatives, Chapel Allerton is well known for having a great community buzz, with plenty of bars and restaurants and lots of events like regular live music, art shows, and markets. House prices sit at around £264,123, and if you want a bustling and friendly spot, you can’t do better.

Roundhay

Roundhay is one of the nicest spots in Leeds, based around the sprawling 700 acres of Roundhay Park. The city centre is just 10 minutes away, but Roundhay still feels peaceful and quiet, with a huge range of stunning houses. Expect to pay a premium here, with average house prices around £306,765.

Headingley

Vibrant, quirky, and full of convenient amenities, Headingley is a large suburb that’s primarily a student district, but also home to plenty of young professionals. With its own train station and great bus links, it’s very easy to commute into town or to any of the three universities in Leeds. As it’s a large area, there are also plenty of bigger houses perfect for families here, but you can still find some reasonably priced homes here, with an average house price of £244,589.

Meanwood

Meanwood has become one of the most popular spots for young professionals and people looking to start a family. With very easy access to the city centre, good local schools, and plenty of open green areas, there’s a lot to recommend about Meanwood. House prices are on the higher side here, at an average of £237,980.

Things to do in Leeds

Leeds has no shortage of things to see and do. With plenty of cinemas, two theatres, and hundreds of bars and restaurants, you’ll never be bored – and that’s just in the city centre. Head further afield to get out into the country, and discover the sights of West Yorkshire.

Go for a drink on Call Lane

Leeds is famous for having a great nightlife. From classic pubs to the huge list of quirky cocktail bars on Call Lane, there’s a huge range of places to get a drink, enjoy live music and soak up the buzzy atmosphere that makes Leeds feel so vibrant.

Enjoy shopping in Victoria Quarter

You can find all of your favourite high street stores in the sleek and shiny Leeds Trinity centre, but for the finer things in life, head to the beautiful Victoria Quarter, with the original glass ceilinged arcades house designer stores and brands. Follow the pedestrianised path down to Victoria Gate, where you’ll find the new John Lewis department store and plenty of stylish eateries.

Take in some culture

Leeds has a pretty and well-established art gallery, full of classic paintings and modern art, with regular exhibitions. Just behind the gallery in the Civic Quarter is Leeds City Museum, which is a great day out for kids and adults, with world history as well as local Leeds culture.

Walk around Roundhay Park

Leeds is close to so much beautiful scenery, with the Yorkshire Dales right on the doorstep, but for a local breath of fresh air head to Roundhay Park, one of the biggest green spaces in Leeds. Wander round the lake, go for a jog on the running trails, or enjoy a picnic in one of the park areas.

The Royal Armouries

A Leeds institution, anyone who grew up in or near Leeds will have fond memories of spending school holidays at the Royal Armouries. A huge museum dedicated to the history of arms, armour, and weaponry from across the globe and throughout history. With live events like jousting or swordfights, there’s always something on and plenty to see.