Discover Leeds
Leeds is the largest city in West Yorkshire and a leading regional centre for finance, legal services, retail, digital business and education. It has one of the largest regeneration programmes outside London, including the South Bank development around the railway station. The compact city centre is surrounded by districts such as Headingley, Chapel Allerton, Holbeck and Roundhay, each with its own character. The Aire runs through the centre, and the Leeds Liverpool Canal ends at the waterfront. People need to be in Leeds for construction and development work, hospital and university activity, professional services and regional business that links Yorkshire with the rest of the country. Surrounding areas include the city centre, South Bank, Headingley, Chapel Allerton and Roundhay. For getting around, Leeds station sits at the heart of the South Bank regeneration and offers fast rail links across the region, reaching Manchester in around fifty minutes. For anyone needing a base here, WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Leeds with one point of contact throughout.
Transport
Leeds station: Major mainline hub with services across Yorkshire and to Manchester in around fifty minutes.
M1: Motorway running along the eastern side of the city towards Sheffield and London.
M62: Trans-Pennine motorway linking the Leeds area with Manchester and Hull.
A58(M) and A64(M): Urban motorways forming part of the inner ring road.
Leeds Bradford Airport: Regional airport to the north west of the city.
Wakefield and Bradford routes: Regional rail and road links reach both cities from Leeds.
Leeds: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Royal Armouries Museum: National museum of arms and armour at Leeds Dock.
Leeds Kirkgate Market: One of the largest covered markets in Europe.
Leeds Town Hall: Victorian civic building on The Headrow.
Trinity Leeds: Major shopping centre in the heart of the city centre.
First Direct Arena: Large indoor venue for concerts and sport.
Roundhay Park: Extensive public park in north Leeds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where in and around Leeds can accommodation be arranged?
Our team sources fully furnished accommodation in the city centre, South Bank, Headingley, Chapel Allerton and Roundhay. Share where you will be working or studying and we will focus the search on the most convenient streets.
What are the transport links like in Leeds?
Leeds station sits at the heart of the South Bank regeneration and offers fast rail links across the region, reaching Manchester in around fifty minutes. Day to day travel by rail or road is straightforward.
How long can I stay in accommodation in Leeds?
Stays are flexible, from a few nights to several months. If you need longer in Leeds, extensions can usually be arranged, subject to availability at the time. Tell us your dates and we will confirm what is available.
What is there to see near Leeds?
Leeds is known for its shopping, legal and financial sectors, and the South Bank regeneration. Nearby you will find Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds Kirkgate Market, Leeds Town Hall and Trinity Leeds, all easy to reach from the main areas.
What is the best way to arrange accommodation in Leeds?
Send a requirement through the website with your dates and preferred area in Leeds. The team usually replies within one working day. Fully furnished options are then confirmed with one point of contact.
