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Nestled in a fold between the countryside of Airedale and Keighley Moors, lies this sought-after Persimmon development. With a selection of three, four and five bedroom new homes, there’s something to suit young families and professionals alike.
Located in the charming town of Keighley, close to the southern entrance of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this development is in a fantastic semi-rural setting, with the nearby convenience of town living. With both beautiful surrounding countryside and a range of local amenities on the doorstep, Branshaw Park really does offer an opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds.
Keighley has a rich history with many Victorian and Edwardian buildings still in use today. Much of the Keighley’s town centre is pedestrianised with three large supermarkets and the Airedale Shopping Centre at its heart. The popular Cavendish Street is home to a selection of local independent shops and there’s also an indoor market.
Set close to beautiful Brontë country, historic villages and breathtaking landscapes, Branshaw Park is perfectly positioned for residents to enjoy the great outdoors, whether it’s walking, cycling or watersports that take your fancy. For those who love walking and wildlife, the Yorkshire Dales National Park and various Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty are easily accessible and ready for you to explore.
There’s plenty to keep all the family amused in the local area, including the 17th century manor house of East Riddlesden Hall; Cliffe Castle – a fine country house & gardens; Ingrow rail museums and the Keighley Bus Museum. Nearby is the picturesque village of Haworth, once home to the famous authors, the Bronte’s. You can visit the village by taking a ride on the picturesque Keighley & Worth Valley Railway. This heritage railway featured in the film The Railway Children and many other modern classics. Branshaw Park will prove a smart move for families too, with a range of local primary and secondary schools and a health centre all conveniently close. All this, plus its central location and wide choice of homes means you’re sure to find your perfect place to call home at Branshaw Park.
Arrange an appointment to find out more information about the launch of this much-anticipated new development.
One of the best things about buying a new home is that you can choose to personalise it to make it yours from the day you move in.
Once your plot is reserved, you can start adding your own style and personality to every room with our range of styling options, upgrades and additional fixtures. This is your chance to visualise your perfect living space and create your very own dream home from day one.
Your choices will be added to your home at various stages of the build process, meaning the earlier you reserve your plot, the greater the selection available to you.
What would you choose from our Finishing Touches brochure?
Minimum Bedrooms
Maximum Price
Property Type
Status
Phase 1
4 bedroom detached house
3 bedroom semi detached house
3 bedroom detached house
If you would like to know more about Keighley, please call 01535 280 432 and we will be happy to tell you more.
Living at Branshaw Park means you’ll be able to make use of Keighley’s electrified railway service connection to Leeds and Bradford. Just 1.3 miles from Keighley train station, 12.3 miles from the M606 and 12.8 miles from the M65, Branshaw Park is in an ideal situation if you need to commute.
The bus station is in the centre of the town and has recently undergone a £3.5M re-build, offering frequent services to local towns and villages. And, for getting around on your own steam, there are also plenty of cycle racks throughout the town.
Approximate travel distance by car to:
Keighley train station: 1.9 miles with lines to Leeds and Bradford
Bradford: 10.3 miles
Halifax: 14.4 miles
Yorkshire Dales: 19 miles
Leeds: 20.5 miles
Wakefield: 29 miles
Manchester: 44.3 miles