The Duchy and central Harrogate
Large stone villas, many in conservation areas, with stone walls, gate piers and mature trees. Setts, gravel and stone-toned resin suit these houses.
Harlow Hill and Oatlands
A mix of period and inter-war homes on rising ground to the south and west. Slopes mean drainage and falls need care.
Pannal and Burn Bridge
Village character with older stone houses, larger detached homes and newer development. Long drives and turning areas are common.
Bilton and Starbeck
Terraces, inter-war semis and later estates to the north and east of the centre. Many front gardens are suitable for parking with a dropped kerb.
Jennyfields and Killinghall
Newer estates and a growing village to the north-west, where modern block paving and resin both work well.
Knaresborough and Scriven
The historic market town on the Nidd, with stone cottages, terraces and newer suburbs, and the small village of Scriven close by. The town centre is a conservation area.
Villages beyond
Follifoot, Hampsthwaite, Beckwithshaw, Kirkby Overblow, Ripley and Spofforth are all within reach. Gravel and setts suit many village homes.
Nearby places
We also cover Hookstone, Rossett, Woodlands, New Park, Saltergate and Spacey Houses. Not listed? Ask anyway.