Neighbourhood and local area reviews for renting in Leeds

Area is ok but some parts of Bramley are a little rough. Nice park and access to leeds

Location was the main redeeming aspect to this property. Vert good location near to university and good transport links as well as a short walk into town.

Close to Headingley town centre and the cricket ground with easy access to Leeds city centre.

Bus links good. Neighbours are toxic. It’s a large house separated into flats. Upstairs are unbearably loud and rude at times, literally have had to leave the house for walks to avoid a banging headache. Some neighbours are fine but there’s a family always shouting and some of them like to poke about and be nosy. One of the older women was shouting at me through the window for who knows what. Stuffy neighbours have complained about smoking and blamed us (we are some of the youngest occupants) but we know who it is and that it isn’t us so it becomes rather tiring to be accused of things. One neighbour shouted at us for some litter - which wasn’t even ours. Why would I litter on my own property 😂

Burley was a lovely area. Train station five minutes walk. Local shops. Lovely neighbours. Such a pity about Let Leeds being so awful or I definitely would have stayed.

Area was great. No problems. Lots of students and young professionals. Plenty of shops and things to do.

The neighbourhood is fine but there are not enough lampposts by the gates to feel safe. The property is also never closed so anyone can enter.

Decent neighbourhood. Semi-suburban. Shops local. Trees, near Roundhay. Felt Safe. Could do with Better transport links.

Not bad but not good. Friendly neighbours, however wouldn't live in the area again. Took the house because of commuting links and landlord allowed my dog on property.

Morley is a lovely area and the house is close to shops and public transport. Relatively quiet street.