The north Leeds village of Scarcroft was named as one of the "poshest villages in Britain" in an article published by the Telegraph earlier this year.
Based on data from global real estate agents Savills, the national newspaper named the most desirable villages in each ceremonial county across Britain.
Winning villages were chosen based on factors including high house prices, connectivity, the best lifestyle amenities, and chocolate-box appeal.
Here the YEP takes a look at why Scarcroft is deserving of its place on the coveted list.
7. Impressive golf club with 18-hole course
Sought-after due to its amenities, the impressive village also has a beautiful, gently undulating 18-hole golf course set in magnificent parkland that's within easy reach of Leeds, Harrogate and York. Photo: Simon Hulme
8. The village has its own racing stables
Further adding to its expansive list of things to do, Scarcroft also possesses its own stables at Hellwood Racing Stables, and a riding centre at Scarcroft Hall. Photo: Simon Hulme
9. Backs onto Hetchell Nature Reserve
Scarcroft also backs onto Hetchell Nature Reserve, which boasts a mix of woodland, species rich grassland and wet flushes for a tranquil retreat on the edge of Leeds. Photo: Simon Hulme