Conveyancing in Keighley

Found at the confluence of the Aire and Worth rivers, Keighley has a long history as a market town that stretches back to 1305. Lying around 11 miles northwest of Bradford, it is famous for being the terminus of the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway, a heritage steam railway line. The town centre has mostly been pedestrianised, and there are plenty of modern amenities including the Airedale indoor shopping precinct.

From this station it is possible to take a train to Bradford Forster Square in less than 25 minutes, while Leeds is around half an hour. Due to the town’s rural location there are no motorways found in the immediate vicinity, with the M62 lying to the south of Bradford and Leeds, the A1(M) to the east, and the M65 to the west via the A6068. Leeds Bradford Airport meanwhile is less than 15 miles from Keighley. It is, however, fairly straightforward to drive to local towns such as Skipton, Halifax, Pudsey, Huddersfield and Morley.

There is a good range of schools for families with children to consider, including Kildwick CofE, Lothersdale, Oakworth and Parkwood at primary level. Secondary options include the Holy Family Catholic School, South Craven School and Oakbank School on Oakworth Road. Leeds City College also has a campus in town, Keighley College, which is close to the railway station on Dalton Lane.

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