Local information
Based on reallymoving data up to December 2017
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Average property price:
£190,799
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Average number of bedrooms:
2.32
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reallymoving movers:
4,642
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Average distance moved:
33.61568 miles
As the 3rd largest city in the UK, and with a reallmoving.com Regional Stickiness rating of 62%, you’re not alone in wanting Leeds to be your home. Leeds has one of the largest student populations in the country, so whether you are moving for your studies or to progress your career in one of the biggest legal centres in the UK, make sure you use a conveyancing solicitor that will offer you a quick, professional conveyancing service so you can enjoy your new Leeds home as soon as possible.
The proposed High Speed 2 rail line that plans to connect Leeds to London makes it vital that you employ an expert conveyancing solicitor to investigate whether your new property, and its value, will be affected by the construction of the rail link.
Leeds has 76 conservation areas. If you are buying a property in a conservation area, whether it’s north of Leeds city centre in Chapeltown or to the south-west of Leeds city centre in Morley, your conveyancer will inform you if past changes to the property are not preserving the character of the area and highlight any restrictions you may encounter. They will also find out whether the conservation area is at risk.
From Leeds Carnival to Leeds Festival, Leeds Art Gallery to Leeds City Museum, with a packed events calendar offering many different occasions throughout the year, how best to spend your time in your new Leeds home won’t always be an easy decision!
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