Known for its characterful buildings and fantastic community spirit, Chapel Allerton has long been regarded as one of the best places to live in Leeds.
Making its way onto the Sunday Times's report on the Best Places to Live in northern England in 2018, it's no wonder the north-east suburb has seen a rise in house hunting in recent years.
Here the YEP takes a look at what makes Chapel Allerton so sought after.
1. Average house price of £305,892
The majority of sales in Chapel Allerton during the last year were semi-detached properties, selling for an average price of £305,892. Terraced properties sold for an average of £245,682, with flats fetching £196,152. Photo: Tony Johnson
2. Increase in house sales price since 2019
Overall, sold prices in Chapel Allerton over the last year were similar to the previous year and 4% up on the 2019 peak of £261,295. Photo: Tony Johnson
3. Plenty of beautiful parks and woodland
Gledhow Valley Woods is a gorgeous woodland running about 1.5 km through Chapel Allerton. There are plenty of trails to keep keen walkers occupied, plus a gorgeous stream called Gledhow Beck flowing along the valley. Photo: Tony Johnson
4. Award-winning independent stores
Home to George & Joseph, an award-winning cheesemongers located on Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton has a plethora of amazing independent shops to explore. Ranging from bookshops to fashion retailers, there is something for everyone here. Photo: Tony Johnson
5. Host of Chapel Allerton Arts Festival
Taking place in September each year, the Chapel Allerton Arts Festival brings together the best music, art, dance and street food in the suburb for a weekend of celebration. Drawing in festival-goers from across Leeds, this is a real demonstration of the community spirit that makes Chapel Allerton so special. Photo: Tony Johnson
6. Well regarded schools
Located on Harrogate Road, Chapel Allerton Primary School obtained an OFSTED rating of Good at its last inspection. The school prides itself on Victorian design and positive, inclusive ethos. Photo: Tony Johnson