Service locations across Yorkshire

York

A historic city with Victorian terraces, Georgian townhouses and conservation areas.

Also covering: Acomb, Bishopthorpe, Clifton +12 more

Leeds

One of Yorkshire's most varied housing markets, from Victorian back-to-backs to Edwardian semis.

Also covering: Headingley, Hyde Park, Beeston +11 more

Bradford

A city of distinctive stone-built Victorian terraces and varied Edwardian stock.

Also covering: Shipley, Saltaire, Bingley +6 more

Wakefield

A West Yorkshire city with Victorian terraces, interwar semis and former mining district villages.

Also covering: Ossett, Horbury, Normanton +2 more

Hull

A port city on the Humber Estuary with Victorian and Edwardian housing stock.

Also covering: Cottingham, Hessle, Anlaby +6 more

Doncaster

A South Yorkshire city with Victorian terracing, interwar suburbs and rural villages.

Also covering: Mexborough, Conisbrough, Thorne +6 more

Harrogate

A Victorian spa town with a high proportion of substantial Edwardian and period properties.

Also covering: Knaresborough, Pateley Bridge, Boroughbridge +3 more

Scarborough

A North Yorkshire coastal town with Victorian and Edwardian housing stock facing genuine sea exposure.

Also covering: Filey, Whitby, Robin Hood's Bay +4 more

Selby

A North Yorkshire market town with Victorian town centre properties and surrounding villages.

Also covering: Sherburn-in-Elmet, Snaith, Eggborough +3 more

Beverley

A Georgian market town in East Yorkshire with period properties and conservation areas.

Also covering: Driffield, Market Weighton

Ripon

A cathedral city in North Yorkshire with Georgian and Victorian properties and a historic centre.

Also covering: Masham, Thirsk, Bedale

Malton

A North Yorkshire market town with Georgian and Victorian properties and a rural character.

Also covering: Norton-on-Derwent, Pickering, Kirkbymoorside +2 more

Pontefract

A West Yorkshire market town with Victorian terracing and a strong period housing stock.

Also covering: Featherstone, Hemsworth, South Elmsall +1 more

Castleford

A West Yorkshire town with Victorian and interwar housing in the Wakefield district.

Also covering: Glasshoughton, Airedale

Goole

A Victorian port town in the East Riding on the River Ouse and Dutch River confluence.

Also covering: Howden, Rawcliffe (Goole), Hook +1 more

Wetherby

A prosperous West Yorkshire market town in the commuter belt between Leeds, York and Harrogate.

Also covering: Boston Spa, Harewood, Collingham +1 more

Tadcaster

A North Yorkshire market town known for its limestone buildings and brewing heritage.

Also covering: Ulleskelf, Stutton

Acomb

A large west York suburb with Victorian terraces, interwar semis and post-war estates.

Bishopthorpe

A historic village south of York with period properties and a conservation area.

Clifton

A north York suburb with Edwardian villas, interwar semis and modern residential estates.

Copmanthorpe

A village south-west of York with a period core and substantial modern residential development.

Dringhouses

A south-west York suburb adjacent to the Knavesmire with interwar and Victorian housing.

Fulford

A south York suburb and village with Victorian housing and a historic village centre.

Haxby

A popular north York commuter village with interwar, post-war and modern housing.

Heworth

An east York suburb with Victorian terraces and Edwardian semi-detached properties.

Holgate

An inner west York suburb with a high density of Victorian terraced properties.

Osbaldwick

An east York village suburb with a historic core and 20th-century residential development.

Poppleton

A north-west York village with period properties and a strong community character.

Rawcliffe

A north York suburb with a mix of post-war, council and private residential estates.

Strensall

A north-east York village with a period core, military heritage and modern development.

Tang Hall

An east York suburb of early 20th-century residential streets with solid-walled housing.

Woodthorpe

A south-east York suburb with post-war and modern residential development.

Headingley

A north Leeds suburb famous for Victorian semis, the cricket ground and the university quarter.

Hyde Park

An inner Leeds suburb of dense Victorian terraces adjacent to the university campuses.

Beeston

A south Leeds inner suburb with Victorian terraced streets and interwar housing.

Roundhay

A prosperous north Leeds suburb of Victorian villas and Edwardian semis near Roundhay Park.

Alwoodley

A prosperous north Leeds suburb of interwar and post-war detached and semi-detached homes.

Horsforth

A north-west Leeds suburb with a strong market town identity and Victorian to modern housing.

Pudsey

A west Leeds town with Victorian stone and brick terraces and a distinct community identity.

Morley

A south Leeds market town with Victorian stone and brick housing and a distinct identity.

Seacroft

An east Leeds suburb with large post-war residential estates and a mixed housing stock.

Bramley

A west Leeds suburb with Victorian terraces, interwar semis and a strong residential character.

Guiseley

A north Leeds and Bradford border town with Victorian stone terraces and a strong community.

Otley

A Wharfedale market town with stone-built Victorian properties and period character.

Garforth

An east Leeds suburb with post-war and modern residential development and a local centre.

Cross Gates

An east Leeds suburb with interwar and post-war semi-detached housing and a local centre.

Shipley

A Bradford district Airedale town with Victorian stone terraces and strong industrial heritage.

Saltaire

A UNESCO World Heritage Site model village in the Bradford district with strict planning controls.

Bingley

An Airedale market town in Bradford district with Victorian stone terraces and a riverside setting.

Keighley

An upper Airedale town in Bradford district with Victorian stone terraces and Pennine character.

Ilkley

A prosperous Wharfedale spa town with substantial Victorian villas and a high-quality housing market.

Queensbury

A high hilltop village between Bradford and Halifax with exposed stone-built Victorian housing.

Wibsey

A south Bradford suburb with Victorian stone terraces and a strong local identity.

Manningham

An inner Bradford suburb with dense Victorian brick terraces and a culturally diverse community.

Wyke

A south Bradford suburb with Victorian stone and brick housing on elevated ground.

Ossett

A west Wakefield market town with Victorian stone and brick housing and a strong community.

Horbury

A south-west Wakefield village with period stone and brick properties and a local character.

Normanton

A former mining town east of Wakefield with Victorian terraces and post-war development.

Knottingley

An east Wakefield town on the River Aire with Victorian housing and industrial heritage.

Stanley

A former mining village north-east of Wakefield with Victorian and interwar housing.

Cottingham

A prosperous north Hull village suburb with Victorian and Edwardian housing and a village green.

Hessle

A west Hull suburb on the Humber estuary at the southern end of the Humber Bridge.

Anlaby

A west Hull suburb with a mix of Victorian, interwar and post-war residential housing.

Kirk Ella

A prosperous west Hull village with large detached properties and a semi-rural character.

Willerby

A west Hull suburb with interwar and post-war residential housing and a local shopping centre.

Brough

A Humber estuary market town in East Yorkshire west of Hull with mixed housing stock.

Hornsea

An East Yorkshire coastal resort town on the Holderness coast with Victorian holiday housing.

Hedon

A historic market town east of Hull with period properties and the Holderness plain setting.

Withernsea

A Holderness coast town in East Yorkshire facing direct North Sea exposure.

Mexborough

A Dearne Valley town in South Yorkshire with Victorian brick terraces and industrial heritage.

Conisbrough

A South Yorkshire town south of Doncaster known for its Norman castle and mixed housing stock.

Thorne

A north Doncaster market town on the edge of the South Yorkshire levels.

Hatfield

A north Doncaster village with mixed housing stock on the South Yorkshire levels.

Bawtry

A south Doncaster Georgian market town on the A1 with period properties and a conservation area.

Tickhill

A historic south Doncaster village with a medieval castle and period housing stock.

Bentley

A north Doncaster former mining suburb with Victorian and interwar brick housing.

Armthorpe

An east Doncaster suburb with a mix of post-war and modern residential development.

Edlington

A former mining village south-west of Doncaster with interwar and post-war housing estates.

Knaresborough

A historic North Yorkshire market town above the River Nidd gorge with Georgian and Victorian housing.

Pateley Bridge

A Nidderdale market town in North Yorkshire's AONB with stone-built period properties.

Boroughbridge

A North Yorkshire market town on the A1 with Georgian properties and Roman heritage.

Pannal

A village on the southern edge of Harrogate with substantial Edwardian properties and a commuter character.

Starbeck

An east Harrogate suburb with Victorian and Edwardian residential properties and a local centre.

Spofforth

A village south of Harrogate with period stone properties and a rural North Yorkshire character.

Filey

A North Yorkshire coastal resort town south of Scarborough with Victorian holiday housing.

Whitby

A North Yorkshire coastal town with Victorian harbour housing, the abbey ruins and strong heritage character.

Robin Hood's Bay

A historic North Yorkshire fishing village with unique character and direct North Sea exposure.

Scalby

A village on the northern edge of Scarborough with period properties and a residential character.

Burniston

A North Yorkshire village north of Scarborough on the edge of the North York Moors.

Eastfield

A south Scarborough suburb with post-war residential estates and a local community centre.

Cayton

A village south-east of Scarborough with a period core and coastal proximity.

Sherburn-in-Elmet

A North Yorkshire market town north of Selby with a period centre and mixed housing stock.

Snaith

A small East Riding market town north of Goole on the lower River Aire.

Eggborough

A village south of Selby near the former Eggborough Power Station with mixed housing.

Carlton

A village near Selby in the Vale of York with rural residential character.

Brayton

A village on the southern edge of Selby with a period church and residential character.

Thorpe Willoughby

A village south-east of Selby with modern and mixed-age residential development.

Driffield

The market town of the Yorkshire Wolds with Victorian brick housing and an agricultural character.

Market Weighton

A small East Yorkshire Wolds market town with period brick housing and a rural character.

Masham

A North Yorkshire market town known for its breweries, market square and stone-built character.

Thirsk

A North Yorkshire market town on the edge of the plain, famous as James Herriot's Darrowby.

Bedale

A North Yorkshire market town at the gateway to Wensleydale with Georgian and Victorian properties.

Norton-on-Derwent

A market town on the south bank of the River Derwent, twin town of Malton.

Pickering

A North Yorkshire market town at the gateway to the North York Moors with stone and brick housing.

Kirkbymoorside

A Ryedale market town on the southern edge of the North York Moors with stone-built character.

Helmsley

A Ryedale market town with a castle, conservation area and stone-built period properties.

Easingwold

A North Yorkshire market town between York and Thirsk in the Vale of York.

Featherstone

A former West Yorkshire mining town west of Pontefract with Victorian and interwar housing.

Hemsworth

A former mining town south of Pontefract with Victorian and interwar housing stock.

South Elmsall

A former mining town south of Pontefract with Victorian terraces and interwar housing.

Ackworth

A village south of Pontefract known for Ackworth School and a mix of rural and residential character.

Glasshoughton

An east Castleford area with mixed residential housing and a major retail park.

Airedale

A north Castleford area near the River Aire with mixed-age residential housing.

Howden

A historic East Riding market town with a medieval minster and Georgian period housing.

Rawcliffe (Goole)

A village in the East Riding near Goole and the River Aire confluence.

Hook

A small East Riding village near Goole on the flat river plain.

Swinefleet

A small East Riding village on the lower River Ouse south of Goole.

Boston Spa

A prosperous Wharfedale village near Wetherby known for the British Library document supply centre.

Harewood

A North Yorkshire village north of Leeds near Harewood House and a planned estate village.

Collingham

A prosperous Wharfedale village north of Wetherby popular with Leeds and York commuters.

Thorner

A rural village east of Leeds near Wetherby with a stone-built character and commuter popularity.

Ulleskelf

A Vale of York village between Tadcaster and Selby with a rural residential character.

Stutton

A small North Yorkshire village south of Tadcaster with a rural residential character.