Indeed, many people will be spending lockdown time doing up their house and pouring over property websites to find somewhere new when this is all over. Thinking of moving? This is your easy starting point guide to Leeds. In ascending order, starting with the bottom of the list and working towards the #1 most desirable place in Leeds, these are the 15 places estate agents find the most demand and interest from those looking to buy or rent a home. Manning Stainton published this list, with the suburbs ranked by factors including house prices, amenities, schools and crime rates.
. Oakwood
Close to Roundhay Park, Oakwood has regular farmers' markets beneath its pretty Victorian clock. It also has a parade of cafes, bars and shops. | jpimedia
. Alwoodley
This Leeds suburb boasts parks and greenery, with open water and is close to Adel and Headingley | jpimedia
. Adel
Famed for its historic Norman church, Adel is the jewel in the north Leeds crown. The village is quiet, but very close to Horsforth
. Guiseley
Guiseley is a great place for families, with an abundance of schools and outdoor space. The village has a lot of places to eat and drink and is home to the popular Guiseley AFC team.
. Moortown
Home to the popular Moortown golf club, Moortown is home to all sorts of people from young professionals to the retired. | jpimedia
. Pudsey
Events and festivals are held regularly in Pudsey, and the market town is close to both Leeds, Bradford, and Leeds Bradford Airport (duh) | jpimedia
13. Bramhope
This pretty village is situated on the edge of the beautiful Golden Acre Park, pushig it to number 3 in the list. Photo: Steven Sutcliffe | jpimedia
14. Chapel Allerton
Chapel Allerton is packed with trendy bars, eateries and cosy pubs like The Mustard - and is just 10 minutes away from the city centre by car. | jpimedia
15. Horsforth
Horsforth is the best place to live in Leeds, say estate agents. Why? The West Leeds suburb is packed with trendy shops and quality bars and restaurants, as well as being close to the airport and with city centre links. | jpimedia