A guide to living in East Riding of Yorkshire
Average location score
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Excellent
41%
Very Good
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Average
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Disappointing
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Very poor
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Best places to live in East Riding of Yorkshire
How is ranking calculated?HomeViews Top Rated Development ranking takes into account the Star Rating and the amount of verified reviews over the past 12 months.
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The Leeway, HU8
By Lovell Homes
3.91
(40 reviews)
£217,000-£259,000
3, 4 beds
Ranked 1st out of 7 in East Riding of Yorkshire
Saddlers Grange, DN14
By Lovell Homes
4.26
(9 reviews)
£232,000-£420,000
3, 4 beds
Ranked 2nd out of 7 in East Riding of Yorkshire
Dane Park, HU6
By Gleeson Homes Ltd
3.70
(13 reviews)
Ranked 3rd out of 7 in East Riding of Yorkshire
Meaux Rise, HU7
By Persona Homes
3.69
(12 reviews)
Ranked 4th out of 7 in East Riding of Yorkshire
Amy Johnson, HU3
By Keepmoat Homes
3.58
(15 reviews)
Ranked 5th out of 7 in East Riding of Yorkshire
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Featured developments in East Riding of Yorkshire
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Latest Reviews in East Riding of Yorkshire
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Patrick Green (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
Lovely area, good design but some poor quality on the build.
Patrick Green (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
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The area of the development is really good and kept tidy, local shopping centre nearby. It's easy to get to the city centre and other main roads.
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I wish we had more insight on what came as standard in the properties.
What is the best feature of your home:
The best feature would be the light through the house large windows makes it feel every room is bright.
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Hugh (Owner)
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
Design of the development seems overall fairly good
Hugh (Owner)
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
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Parking is bad on every street, also roads are narrow leading to vehicles obstructing the roads/ footpaths.
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The amount of dust in the house is very high, we believe this is because of the work going on near our house and having our windows open
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The three story aspect of the houses seem to provide more space overall for bedrooms etc
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Danny (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
I am pleased with the design and quality
Danny (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
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Very nice nice quite area. close to schools, shops and bus stops. Hopefully the development will resurface middlesex road and put a path on both sides but it is still OK at the moment.
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The length of warranty o ln the windows needs to be confirmed before moving in.
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Very well insulated lowering energy cost in winter. And with the French doors can keep it cool in summer
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John Cleese (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
Lovely homes
John Cleese (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
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Great for local shops and good schools, easy access to local gym and parks. Quiet estate. No issues with behaviour or noise.
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It would have been helpful to know the council tax property bands to estimate bills
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Large living areas but still feels homely, perfect house to raise our family
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Harry g (Owner)
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The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
Overall happy with the development
Harry g (Owner)
Verified Resident
The Leeway, HU8
Mar 2025
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Overall I do like the local area, there is pubs, bars, golf courses, restaurants, takeaways and more. Big green space right next door so I have no complaints
Please share one thing (or more) which you wish you had known before you moved in:
That there is a children’s home on the site and no one was told before
What is the best feature of your home:
The size it is a large house, I have a 3 bedroom detached and it’s much bigger than any three bed on kingswood
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