Property Letting in Leeds
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by: Sean Revell
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Leeds is a thriving, passionate city rich in heritage and culture with plenty to explore. More than 750,000 people live there with many thousands of tourists and visitors coming to shop, eat out or enjoy the range of attractions Leeds every day. A vibrant city ideally located at the very heart of England. An extensive road, rail and air network makes travelling to Leeds both quick and easy.
Arts & Culture
There is a broad range of cultural attractions in Leeds, including theatre, opera and ballet, with something to appeal to every palate. From the award-winning Royal Armouries, to the gardens of Tropical World, and Leeds’ finest stately home, Harewood House. You can find one of the country's most impressive collections of 20th century art at the recently refurbished Leeds City Art Gallery
Outdoor Life
The fast-paced, exciting city centre is complemented by gorgeous countryside, including the stunning Yorkshire Dales, which lie within easy reach. Roundhay Park has 700 acres of rolling parkland, woodlands, lakes and gardens, and is one of 13 ‘historic landscapes’ in Leeds. Xscape, Castleford, is Yorkshires ‘Coolest' attraction and the ultimate entertainment destination offering a unique combination of 430,000 sq ft of leisure activities and extreme sports for all ages
Shopping
There's no comparable city in the north of England for shopping. Here in Leeds, the Shopping Quarter is traffic free and compact, so you don't have to walk far to find designer/high street shops and the colourful market. Outside the city centre you'll find the White Rose Shopping Centre, with 100+ retail outlets, including many high street names, free car parking, and superb facilities for the disabled.
Nightlife
When it comes to nightlife, few British cities can hold a candle to Leeds. Packed with diverse bars, clubs and live venues, Leeds' after-hours atmosphere is second to none. As well as the usual high street suspects, the city has a fantastic array of independent bars and clubs. The Northern Quarter bustles with hip little hideaways like Mojo, Sandinista and North Bar, whilst the Exchange Quarter is home to a range of popular establishments from brb, Oporto and Norman to the more relaxed and refined surroundings of Art’s Café.
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This article was written on behalf of Martin & Co, Rent Property in Leeds and Letting Estate Agents Leeds
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