Lizzie Murphy

2 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Lizzie Murphy

Bolt Works is a community of 122 sustainable rental homes, marking a new chapter for the town centre. The pet-friendly one and two bedroom apartments, which are managed by Placefirst, form Halifax’s first dedicated build-to-rent community. The UK’s build-to-rent sector has grown to over 127,000 operational homes across the UK in 2025, with delivery accelerating significantly in recent years, according to the latest UK Build to Rent Market Update by Savills.

2 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Lizzie Murphy

No.4 Holly Court has delightful gardens, parking and garage space in a peaceful, rural setting in the village of Bewerley, close to the centre of Pateley Bridge in North Yorkshire. It is one of five properties which were formerly the stable block and coach houses to Bewerley Hall. The property has been restored to incorporate the impressive arched coach houses into spacious accommodation, which includes gas fired heating and separately zoned underfloor heating on the ground floor.

2 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Lizzie Murphy

The awards, which aim to set the standard for great architecture across the country, named Wonderlab: The Bramall Gallery as the overall winner of RIBA Yorkshire Building of the Year Award 2025. The light, spacious new gallery at York’s National Railway Museum, designed by De Matos Ryan, offers a STEM-focused learning experience for young people.

2 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Lizzie Murphy

The stone-built farmhouse, derelict barns, stables and outbuildings, set in 13 acres of land, were on the market with a guide price of £2m in 2023. “It’s very difficult to find development sites like this in North Leeds, particularly with land attached and views.” says Neil, of Commercial Development Projects, based in Elland. “It’s called Wike Ridge Farm because it’s on the top of a ridge so the views are breathtaking. You can see to the White Horse at Kilburn quite clearly.

3 weeks ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Lizzie Murphy

Little Germany is a historic district shaped by the ambition of European merchants who arrived during the Victorian era and left behind a skyline of Italianate palazzos. Built between 1850 and 1890 at the height of the city’s textile success, today, the 20-acre neighbourhood is home to 84 buildings. There are 51 Grade II-listed buildings, the highest concentration of Grade II-listed buildings in the country and three Grade I-Listed buildings.