A Guide For Those Seeking A New Home In Wakefield

Welcome to New Homes Wakefield, the website which aims to provide invaluable information for people searching for new homes in Wakefield

The City of Wakefield is located in the metropolitan district of West Yorkshire. Wakefield lies on the banks of the River Calder and the east edge of the beautiful Pennies. With a growing population in the excess of 75,000, there is a growing demand for new homes in Wakefield.

Historically, there is evidence to suggest that Wakefield existed before prehistoric times. It has since been seen as an important market town and a centre for wool manufacturing. It is also seen as an inland port.

Located on the M1 and M62, a new home in Wakefield would make an ideal location for commuting to and from nearby cities Leeds and Manchester, as well as the rest of West Yorkshire. It is also 19 miles from the local international Leeds Bradford Airport.

One of the most noticeable and visited Wakefield Property is Wakefield Cathedral. Dating back to the 14^th century, Wakefield Cathedral is Wakefield's tallest building, at 75 metres tall and is the home to the tallest cathedral spire in Yorkshire. Wakefield Cathedral is also a fine example of Gothic style architecture.

Another popular Wakefield property is Civic centre, which is based at Wood street. This civic centre is an excellent example of neoclassic architecture and also the home to Wakefield's Crown Court.

One Wakefield property that should not be missed is Wakefield's Town hall. The Town hall was built during 1880's and is Queen Anne in style of Architecture and can be found in the city centre.

One structure that you cannot miss in Wakefield is the ninety five arch railway viaduct that can be seen on the outskirts of the city. Built during the 1860's, this railway bridge is made up of over 800 million building bricks.

Another Wakefield property that should not be missed is the visitor's centre at Sandal Castle ruins. Located on the banks of the River Calder and within Pugneys County Park, you will get the chance to experience historical re enactment and living history days based around the site's heritage.

Education is another good reason to buy a new home in Wakefield.  Wakefield has an abundance of local Primary, Secondary and Private Schools, which are ideal if you are searching for new homes in Wakefield that are suitable for all of the family.

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