Living in Silsden
Nestled in the picturesque Aire Valley, Silsden is a quaint town in Yorkshire and the Humber, surrounded by stunning countryside. Its rich history dates back to the Domesday Book, with roots in agriculture and textile manufacturing that shaped its character. Today, Silsden retains a charming blend of traditional stone architecture and modern amenities, making it an attractive destination for families and professionals alike.
The town boasts a strong community spirit, evidenced by its local events and friendly atmosphere. Silsden is well-connected to nearby cities such as Keighley and Skipton, providing residents with easy access to urban conveniences while enjoying the tranquility of rural living. The low crime rate of 94% below the national average adds to the appeal, ensuring a safe environment for all. Furthermore, the town has a low flood risk, making it a secure choice for homebuyers.
£195,000
Reasonably priced compared to nearby towns.
94% below national average
One of the safest towns in the region.
Approx. 5,000 people
A close-knit community atmosphere.
Good rail connections
Easy access to Keighley and Leeds.
What's happening in Silsden
Leeds Festival '26: Crowds build for final night with headliners RAYE and Dave
Revellers have been dancing up a storm for Leeds Festival despite the odd drop of rain as crowds build at Bramham Park for tonight's final…
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'We see this as next chapter rather than end' - Bradford restaurant set to continue
A long-running Bradford restaurant is deciding to look forward to its next chapter rather than the end of the story.
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Leeds Festival 'ruined' by 1 thing in crowd that people say is 'so sad'
Leeds Festival goers are claiming that the event has been 'ruined' by one thing everyone takes into the venue with them - and some say it's…
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In pictures: Malham Show celebrates the best of Yorkshire Dales farming traditions
Livestock, horses and traditional countryside skills took centre stage as Malham Show returned to the Yorkshire Dales.
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£8.5 million Bradford junction improvement scheme could finally start in October
A junction improvement scheme that was first proposed over seven years ago is expected to get a £6.6 million boost next week.
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Takeaway with positive reviews told to improve hygienic food handling and cleanliness
A takeaway needs improvement where its food hygiene is concerned, according to a council inspection.
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