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Pudsey and Armley are the new “Headingleys” of Leeds, both highly desirable areas. 
Rental demand is high, too, with local letting agents estimating £575pcm. These are last-of-site plots on very popular developments.

Swallow View, Armley, Leeds

The Ambleside is a two bedroom apartment. It features an open-plan living/dining area gives a light and airy feel to the room. The kitchen is fitted with attractive, contemporary units, while the master bedroom benefits from a modern en-suite facility. The main bathroom is colour co-ordinated and attractive, with additional storage also provided. Double glazing and energy efficient central heating. Fitted carpets throughout.
Plots 10 & 11 are Second Floor Apartments at £156,000.

ARMLEY Local Amenities
Transport
There are frequent bus and train services running from Armley into Leeds city centre, from where buses and trains regularly run to Bradford, Manchester, and London. Both Leeds Bradford and Manchester international airports are easily accessible via either public or private transport.
Schools
Armley Primary School is situated just a stones throw away on Salisbury Terrace, while Castleton Primary School is also nearby. For secondary schools, West Leeds High School and Wortley High School are within easy distance. There are also a number of other high schools in the Armley area. Check with the local education department for availability when applying.
Shopping
A number of local shops ensure you won't have to travel for everyday necessities. For the full shopping experience you'll find Leeds city centre is as busy as it is spectacular Victorian architecture creates a stunning visual impression, while a host of leading high street stores ensure the shopping is equally memorable. The fashion emporium Harvey Nichols opened its first store outside the capital in Leeds and British designers, Reiss, Vivienne Westwood and Karen Millen have stores in the grand Victoria Quarter.
Leisure
Whatever your preferred spare-time pursuit, be it sporting, cultural or social, Armley is the gateway to all you need. Close by in Kirkstall is the Cardigan Fields Village where there are bowling alleys, a multiplex cinema, restaurants and bars. Leeds offers new caf6 bars, restaurants, clubs, pubs, gyms and leisure facilities. There are also numerous theatres, galleries and museums. Elland Road is the home of Leeds United FC and Headingley sports ground regularly hosts international test matches in cricket and rugby league. Pudsey is also perfectly placed for those wishing to explore the beautiful countryside of Yorkshire. Take a sedate stroll around the stately homes of Harewood House and Temple Newsam.

The Mill Apartment, Pudsey, Leeds

Luxury family homes situated in an idyllic water and woodsite location. 2 bedroom apartment having colour co-ordinated bathroom, en-suite to master bedroom, large open plan kitchen with dining and lounge area, double glazing and energy efficient central heating. Fitted carpets throughout.
Plot 39 is a Ground Floor Apartment at £161,000.
Plot 40 is a First Floor Apartment at £165,000.

PUDSEY Local Amenities
Location
Situated midway between Leeds (6 miles) and Bradford (5 miles), Troydale Park is located in the commuter-friendly town of Pudsey. The nearby A647 not only provides easy access to these two conurbations, but also provides a straightforward route to both the M62 and MI via the nearby M621.
Transport
There are frequent bus services running between Leeds and Bradford that stop in Pudsey, while the town is also serviced by rail, with journeys to Leeds taking less than quarter of an hour and those to Bradford just ten minutes. Meanwhile, the rapidly expanding Leeds Bradford International Airport is only 8 miles from Troydale Park.
Schools
Pudsey has close to thirty primary schools, ten secondary schools and nine sixth form colleges within a 3-mile radius - amongst them the renowned Fulneck Schools, which is located in Pudsey itself.
Shopping
A number of local shops, many situated in the Owlcote Centre in Pudsey town centre, ensure you won't have to travel for everyday necessities, but for the full shopping experience you'll find Leeds city centre has everything you need and more.
Leisure
Whatever your preferred leisure pursuit, whether it be sporting, cultural or social, Pudsey acts as a gateway to them all. From award-winning restaurants to world famous nightclubs, nationally renowned theatres to simply delightful cafes both Leeds and Bradford boast the kind of nightlife that is the envy of cities throughout the UK. And for those of a more sporty persuasion, there's a plentiful supply of sports clubs throughout the area catering for everything from golf to rugby, racket sports to lawn bowls. Meanwhile, for those who prefer watching to participating, there's Leeds United, Bradford City, the Leeds Rhinos, Leeds Tykes, Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Pudsey St Lawrence Cricket Club and current world Rugby League champions, the Bradford Bulls all virtually on your doorstep.

Your costs
£2,500 Introducer’s Fee
£1,000 Reservation Fee (deducted from the price of the property)
£0 Deposit
£1,560-1,650 Stamp Duty
£395 Broker Fee
£595 Conveyancing Fee
Mortgage valuation
Legal costs