Buying a new home is no easy task.
There is plenty to consider, including location, design, and of course cost.
If you’re on the market for a new home in Leeds, our city has a variety of neighbourhoods where your perfect property may be.
To help you decide where to move, we’ve used data from GetAgent to highlight some of the cheapest and most expensive places to buy a house or flat in our city.
7. Headingley
On average, properties in Headingley go on sale for £308,922 and spend 12 weeks on the market | Tony Johnson
8. Moortown
On average, properties in Moortown go on sale for £348,223 and spend 13 weeks on the market | Local Library
9. New monitoring enforcement camera's have been placed on high poles at the back of Chapel Allerton Primary School, Methley Terrace, Leeds. Picture: James Hardisty. Date: 25th March 2026.
On average, properties in Chapel Allerton go on sale for £348,728 and spend 9 weeks on the market | James Hardisty
10. Alwoodley
On average, properties in Alwoodley go on sale for £425,549 and spend 14 weeks on the market | Jonathan Gawthorpe
11. Wetherby
On average, properties in Wetherby sell for £433,829 and spend 15 weeks on the market | Local Library
12. Roundhay
On average, properties in Roundhay go on sale for £460,089 and spend 12 weeks on the market | National World