Smart Move Removals provide residential moving in Moortown and the surrounding West Yorkshire area. The A61 Harrogate Road and Street Lane are the two arteries through Moortown, and both can be busy at school-run and rush-hour times. Loading positions around Moortown Corner and the parade of shops benefit from being planned in advance rather than negotiated on the day.
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 Moortown
A well-established LS17 suburb three miles north of Leeds city centre, centred on Moortown Corner where the A61 Harrogate Road meets Street Lane and King Lane. Moortown blends 1920s and 1930s semis around Stainbeck Lane and Moortown Golf Club with substantial family homes along Sandmoor, King Lane and Primley Park, and a busy neighbourhood parade of shops, delis and independents that gives the area a strong local anchor.
- Population
- 18,000
- Avg house price
- £395,000
- Nearest airport
- Leeds Bradford Airport (5mi)
- Nearest hospital
- Leeds General Infirmary (3mi)
- Nearest beach
- Bridlington (63mi)
- Parks & green space
- Soldiers Field, Roundhay Park (adjacent), Meanwood Park, Stainbeck Corner Recreation Ground
- Moortown Golf Club hosted the 1929 Ryder Cup — the first time the match was played on English soil.
- The suburb's name comes from the open moorland north of Leeds that was gradually enclosed and built on through the 19th and early 20th centuries.
- Stainbeck Lane and Street Lane still follow the alignments of much older tracks connecting Leeds northwards towards Harewood.
7-day forecast — Moortown
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