Family home in Chapel Allerton area - Peaceful Street, Free Parking

Welcome to Number 19, my former family home, now open to guests!

Nestled in a quiet cul-de-sac, Number 19 is perfectly located in the vibrant Chapel Allerton area, which is also very well connected to Leeds city centre.

A calm family base in Leeds, the house is often chosen by parents visiting a child at university, grandparents meeting a new baby, or families coming to the city for important occasions.

The house is part of a collection of 1930s modernist homes (often associated with Art Deco design). Characterised by flat roofs and clean lines, they are an unusual architectural find in the UK.

Inside, plants and books help create a calm atmosphere.

The house is managed with sustainability in mind, using low-waste practices, refillable and eco-friendly toiletries and cleaning products.

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✪ Family-friendly and work-ready

Ideal for families, professionals, and travellers alike. Amenities include:
• High chair, cot, bed guard, toys, and board games
• Fast Wi-Fi and desk

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✪ Free parking, no permit required

You can park in the driveway or on the street. However, we generally recommend the free on-street parking as it's easier than navigating the narrow driveway.

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✪ Sleeping arrangements

The house accommodates up to 5 guests:
• Bedroom 1: King-size bed
• Bedroom 2: King-size bed
• Bedroom 3: Single bed

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✪ Well-equipped kitchen

Includes a selection of loose-leaf and herbal teas, coffee, pantry staples, and cooking essentials for longer stays.

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✪ Wildlife-friendly garden

The front and back gardens are managed with biodiversity in mind, while remaining pleasant for guests.

I also keep piles of clippings around the garden edges to provide shelter for hedgehogs, who regularly visit.

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✪ Location highlights

A short walk takes you to Chapel Allerton’s independent restaurants, cafés, and bars.

Nearby green spaces: Chapel Allerton Park, Potternewton Park, Gledhow Valley Woods, and Meanwood Valley Urban Farm.

Also within easy reach:
Roundhay Park, Meanwood Trail, The Hollies, Golden Acre Park, Eccup Reservoir, Harewood House, Kirkstall Abbey, Temple Newsam, and The Donkey Sanctuary.

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✪ Getting around

Frequent buses (2, 3, 7, and 36) from nearby roads reach Leeds city centre in around 10 minutes.
Bus 36 also offers direct links to Harewood, Harrogate, and Ripon.

There are also a couple of e-bike station, part of Leeds City Bikes’ public electric bike hire service less than a 10-minute walk away, oh on Harrogate Road, one on Scott Hall Road.