The application refers to an outbuilding at Royds Hall - one of Bradford’s oldest and grandest properties. It would involve the building, which is Grade II listed and was once used for stabling, being divided into four units - a restaurant, a “light commercial” unit and two offices. Submitted by Mr and Mrs Hussain, the application says the change will give the historic building a new use and prevent it from deteriorating. Based in the Woodside area, Royds Hall is one of the oldest buildings in Bradford, along with Bolling Hall - and is mentioned in the Domesday Book.
Here are just some of the reasons why:
It’s home to some affordable properties
Bradford is renowned for its affordable properties, making it the ideal destination for first time buyers or couples on a budget. As it stands, one of the cheapest homes for sale in Bradford is just £50,000.
… but also some dream homes Affordable homes aren’t the only properties in Bradford.
(Photo: Zoopla, Dacre, Son & Hartley) The house has eight bedrooms and stunning interiors- would you consider living here?
It’s not as busy as Leeds If you aren’t a fan of bustling city life but still want to live somewhere that’s relatively close to all the action, then Bradford is a great option.
Eight things I have learnt after writing about Bradford (Photo: PA/Doug Peters, Geograph/Christine Johnstone)
I HAVE been a Trends and Features writer for The Telegraph and Argus for just over six months now- during this time I have discovered so much about Bradford and West Yorkshire. Being from the West Midlands, my knowledge of Bradford and the wider county stemmed anything my local friends could tell me about the area. Writing feature stories for The Telegraph and Argus has allowed be to dig deep into the city’s history, speak with locals and really feel like I am part of the local community.