Headingley Moor Gallery — Headingley Leeds

Headingley Moor

Comprising Moor Road, Claremonts and Highburys

Moor Road © JHJ

Tetley Hall, Moor Road © JHJ

Castle Grove Masonic Hall, Castle Grove Drive, Moor Road © JHJ

Grade II Listed Building 1255685

Castle Grove Avenue © HP

Donkey Steps, from Moor Park Mount to Hollin Crescent © RT

1 Monk Bridge Road © RT

Albert House, 3 Monk Bridge Road © JHJ

Summerhill Court, 5 Monk Bridge Road © MS

11-13 Monk Bridge Road © RT

Grade II Listed Building 1375195

1-3 Balmoral Terrace, off Shaw Lane © RT

Grade II Listed Building 1031876

2-4 Monk Bridge Road, front on Claremont Drive © JHJ

The houses face Claremont Drive, and back onto Monk Bridge Road.

6-12 Monk Bridge Road, front on Claremont Drive © RT

The terrace faces Claremont Drive, and backs onto Monk Bridge Road; it’s Grade II Listed Building 1375194

14-16 Monk Bridge Road, front on Claremont Drive © JHJ

The terrace faces Claremont Drive, and backs onto Monk Bridge Road.

Woodbine Terrace © RT

Grade II Listed Building 1389533

Claremount, off Grove Road © RT

Grade II Listed Building 1256101

Grove Gardens © MS

Brookfield House, Brookfield Road © MS

Springhill Terrace, off Monk Bridge Road © RT

Oakfield Terrace, Grove Lane © RT

Far Headingley village is centred on the quadrangle on Otley Road made by Cottage Road, Moor Road and Weetwood Lane (gallery here). More broadly, Far Headingley neighbourhood extends east and west from the village, until the land falls away beyond Beckett Park to the River Aire on the one hand (including Headingley Campus), and on the other, formerly Headingley Moor, which drops down to Meanwood Beck, subject of the present gallery. See the downloadable map on the Home page.

For an outline description of the area, go to Far Headingley Village, and also, its Listed Buildings. See also Claremonts, Highburys and Moor Park to the east, and Beckett’s Park and Church Woods & Drummonds to the west, and the Listed Buildings of each.
Far Headingley is close to Schools in Wood Lane and Weetwood, it has two Dentists, and St Chad’s Church. Far Headingley Local Centre is a Shopping Centre, and also includes three Historic Pubs and a Cinema.
Far Headingley lies between two Parks, Beckett and Meanwood, and A Walk around Far Headingley explores the area. Further afield, regular Buses connect to town and to the Dales, and there’s a local Hotel for visitors.

Photographs by kind permission of Jerry Hardman-Jones (JHJ), Mike Sells (MS), Helen Pickering (HP) and Richard Tyler (RT).

Photographs are subject to copyright and should not be reproduced without the owner's permission.

For old photos of the area, go to Historic Far Headingley.
For photos of other neighbourhoods, go to Headingley Now.

Those interested in Far Headingley may like to join Far Headingley Village Society, or Beckett’s Park Residents Association or Drummond and Church Wood Residents Association.