Lying to the north of Leeds city centre, Weetwood is a suburban area that sits within the wider northern fringe of the city. It borders a number of other residential neighbourhoods and is well connected to the city centre via the roads heading south. The area is broadly residential in character, made up of streets of family homes and housing of varying ages.
Getting Around
Weetwood benefits from good road connections into Leeds, with bus services linking residents to the city centre and surrounding areas. The suburb sits close to the A660 corridor, one of the main arteries running between Leeds and the northern suburbs, making it a practical base for commuters.
The Local Area
The suburb sits near several other established Leeds neighbourhoods and is within easy reach of Headingley, one of the city’s most well-known areas, with its range of shops, restaurants, and the famous cricket and rugby grounds. Meanwood lies nearby, offering green open space through Meanwood Valley. Weetwood is a quietly settled part of north Leeds, popular with families and those wanting straightforward access to both the city and the open spaces that surround it.