Smart Move Removals provide residential moving in Adel and the surrounding West Yorkshire area. The A660 Otley Road is Adel's main link into Leeds via Headingley and out towards Bramhope and Otley. Church Lane and the network of streets running off it are quieter and narrower, and a sensible loading position often matters more here than sheer vehicle size.
Local and long-distance house moves across the North West. Fixed-price quotes, careful crews, fully insured — from one-bed flats to large family homes.
What's included
- Free home survey with fixed-price written quote
- £100k goods-in-transit and £5M public liability cover
- Wardrobe boxes, sofa covers, mattress bags supplied
- Same-day and next-day moves available
About Adel
A wooded LS16 suburb on the north-western edge of Leeds, best known for the 12th-century Norman church of St John the Baptist and the ancient woodland of Adel Woods and Adel Crags. Adel is a quieter, greener neighbour to Cookridge and Weetwood, with substantial detached family homes along Church Lane and Otley Road, 1930s semis on Long Causeway and Sir George Martin Drive, and a strong sense of village separation despite being only four miles from the city centre.
- Population
- 8,000
- Avg house price
- £475,000
- Nearest airport
- Leeds Bradford Airport (3mi)
- Nearest hospital
- Leeds General Infirmary (5mi)
- Nearest beach
- Bridlington (67mi)
- Parks & green space
- Adel Woods, Adel Crags, Golden Acre Park, Breary Marsh
- The Church of St John the Baptist in Adel is one of the best-preserved small Norman churches in England, with a richly carved 12th-century south doorway.
- Adel Crags and the surrounding woodland were used by Bronze Age and Roman settlers — the Romans built a road and small settlement nearby on the route north from Leeds.
- Golden Acre Park, on Adel's northern edge, began life in the 1930s as a private amusement park before becoming one of the city's most popular free parks.
7-day forecast — Adel
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