New Homes in West Yorkshire 

We offer an amazing range of homes for sale in West Yorkshire. There are new 2, 3, 4, & 5 bedroom houses for sale on developments in or near Bingley, Dewsbury, Heckmondwike, Huddersfield, Keighley, Leeds, Meltham, Morley, Pontefract, Wakefield, Wetherby and many more!

West Yorkshire Attractions

Leeds is vibrant and lively, packed with history, culture, attractions and shopping opportunities.

Highlights include the Armouries Museum, Leeds Art Gallery and Leeds City Museum, while ballet, opera and concerts can be enjoyed in the city’s many entertainment venues.

Shoppers won’t be disappointed with a great deal of choice on offer in the Victorian Quarter’s Grade II listed arcades, Leeds Corn Exchange and Trinity Leeds. Whether it’s high street favourites or independent boutiques, you can be sure to be tempted by the city’s great retail scene.

Bradford is another option for a new home in West Yorkshire. Featuring historical attractions such as Bronte Parsonage and the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Saltaire, further attractions include the National Media Museum and Bradford Industrial Museum. And as the curry capital of England for four years running, you can be sure to have a tasty time sampling the cuisine here.

Calderdale has its past in the industrial revolution and covers part of the South Pennines where walks can be enjoyed as well as attractions such as Eureka and the National Children’s Museum. Foodies will enjoy visiting its abundance of organic cafes, local breweries, farm shops and cooking school.

West Yorkshire Transport Links

A high speed train from London to Leeds can take as little as 100 minutes, while the rail provider Grand Central operates from Kings Cross to other parts of West Yorkshire.

If you are travelling from the South; the A1 and M1 offer good links, while those travelling from the North West should take the M62. If you’re travelling from Wales, use the motorway connections from the M6 (North Wales) and M4 (South Wales). The A1 serves as the main route into Yorkshire from the North East, while those travelling from Scotland should take the A1 from Edinburgh.

If you’re flying into West Yorkshire, flights to Leeds Bradford International Airport are available from many parts of the UK including Edinburgh, Gatwick, Southampton and Exeter.