Morwick Springs
Leeds Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS14 5GA
Prices from £199,995 to £595,000
Morwick Springs
Leeds Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS14 5GA
Prices from £199,995 to £595,000
Open House Event
Join us for our Open House Event at Morwick Springs on Saturday 26th September. Explore a selection of beautiful homes currently in construction and available to view, plus take advantage of expert advice from an independent financial advisor, who will be on hand to answer your mortgage and affordability questions. Don’t miss this opportunity to find your perfect home – we look forward to seeing you there!
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Show homes at this development
Experience the look, feel, and flow of your dream space before you buy. Our beautiful show homes are open and ready for you to see in person.
About the development
Phase 2
Phase 1
With a beautiful range of homes in a variety of designs, Morwick Springs aims to blend seamlessly with the surrounding area and will feature two distinct neighbourhoods – contemporary & traditional. A large proportion of woodland and greenspace has been retained and will feature walking paths, public open space and play areas in order to help foster a strong sense of community amongst new residents, as well as those from the existing area. All homes at Morwick Springs will be gas free and will benefit from air source heat pumps.
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The perfect place to be
Morwick Springs is located along the new East Leeds Orbital Route, connecting you to the M1 motorway, or the nearby train station, within a few minutes, making this the ideal location for those commuting on a regular basis. Coffee shops, supermarkets and eateries are quick and easy to access with direct links by road, or the dedicated walking and cycle paths that run along side the development. Nearby local greenspace and parks are ideal if you have pets that need to get out and about, or those who enjoy to stretch their legs after a busy day at work.
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Welcome to Morwick Springs
Discover and join our thriving community at Morwick Springs
Giant bug hotel installed
Helping wildlife thrive
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We support Leeds homeless charity with donation
Continuing our support of important organisations
Our Investment
This is how much we're contributing to the local area
Supporting Colton Institute Cricket Club
Giving back to causes close to our developments
Welcome to Morwick Springs
Discover and join our thriving community at Morwick Springs
Giant bug hotel installed
Helping wildlife thrive
Hear from our customers
Don't just take our word for it, see what our customer say
We support Leeds homeless charity with donation
Continuing our support of important organisations
Our Investment
This is how much we're contributing to the local area
Supporting Colton Institute Cricket Club
Giving back to causes close to our developmentsWelcome to Morwick Springs
Join our growing new community at Morwick Springs. Perfect for families, first-time buyers and downsizers, there will be plenty of opportunities to meet new friends and neighbours as the development grows.
Located next to the new East Leeds Orbital Route, Morwick Springs is ideally situated for those looking for a semi-rural surrounding, whilst having convenient connections for commuters, including the M1 motorway, Cross Gates train station and regular bus connections. Amenities are also plentiful, with The Springs Retail Park and Colton Retail Park providing supermarkets, restaurants and a gym.
Giant bug hotel installed
Our enormous bug hotel has become such a feature at Morwick Springs, as our development helps to provide new homes for both wildlife and people.
We commissioned Wildlife and Birdcare Nature recovery project (CIC) to provide the giant 2m by 4m bug hotel, with the design including the initials MS to add a touch of style to the stunning centrepiece. Social enterprise Wildlife and Birdcare Nature recovery project works to care for nature and people, supporting those with additional needs into employment. It creates wood products that support various creatures, including hedgehogs, squirrels, birds, bats, owls and bugs.
The group works with people with learning disabilities, autism and complex needs, aged 19 to 25 years, as well as supporting ex-forces personnel returning to civilian work, especially those struggling with PTSD or amputation.
Sammy Holman, Autistic CEO of Wildlife and Birdcare Nature recovery project (CIC), said: “When you look at the biodiversity of the land, it is the small things that help run the planet, are part of our natural eco system and it is our job to save and protect them. Therefore, we encourage the new community at Morwick Springs to also make their gardens nature rich.”
Sam Evans, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire, said: “We hope our residents enjoy not just the beauty of the piece, but also what it is doing to support local wildlife.”
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We support Leeds homelessness charity with donation
We donated £13,000 during 2025 for Leeds-based homelessness charity, St George’s Crypt, after it was named as our chosen charity 2025.
We raised the money to support its work transforming lives through its Pathway service to break the cycle of homelessness and dependency. Fundraising saw seven members of staff join the Leeds Big Sleep, while others took part in a Tour de France-inspired cyclathon. Staff cycled on a static bike the distance from their head office to the Eiffel Tower - 475 miles - over the course of a week.
Other activities included bake sales, tuck shops, and food days where people donated cash to enjoy various foods. Around £9,000 also came from subcontractor sponsorship.
Managing Director Lisa Waugh said: “We are really proud of everyone at our regional office for the work and dedication they have shown in raising money.
“Everyone has been really blown away by how much they do at St George’s Crypt, as they don’t just provide food and a bed for the night, they provide access to GPs, physiotherapy, dentists, they have a drug and alcohol abstinence program, and are creating residential centres.” The team also coordinated clothing donations throughout last year, with a dedicated collection point at the head office. Larger items, such as wall heaters, ovens, fridges and washing machines, were also donated to support the charity’s residential units."
Richard Leavis, Corporate Fundraiser at St George’s Crypt, based in Great George Street, which helps more than 1,500 people each year, said: “We are very grateful for everyone’s support at Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire, who have gone above and beyond to support our work and help us continue to offer care, compassion and hope to the homeless, vulnerable and those suffering from addiction.”
Our Investment
A home is more than just a house, it’s also about the community that surrounds it. And that’s why we invest in building communities that support local businesses, improve facilities in the area and help bring people together. At Morwick Spring our contributions include:
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Supporting Colton Institute Cricket Club
We donated £250 to Colton Institute CC which aims to put the donation to good use by creating new opportunities for girls to train and play cricket matches.
The club, based in School Lane, Colton, was established in 1924. It plays in the ATTIS ECB Yorkshire Premier League North, while its two women’s sides compete in the West Yorkshire W& G Softball League.
Colton Institute CC also offers a wide range of junior cricket, with teams playing in the Leeds and Wetherby Junior League from under-9s through to under-15s, as well as dedicated girls’ teams.
Andy Scholes, Colton CC Junior Cricket Lead, said: “Colton Institute CC has always prided itself on being a friendly, sociable, inclusive and progressive cricket club.
“We want to give everyone the chance to play, which is why it is so important to us that we continue to grow our junior section, and as part of that, we expand our girls’ section by creating new opportunities for girls to train and play cricket matches.
“The donation from Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire will help set this up in terms of new equipment, helping members gain coaching qualifications and helping to cover other costs associated in getting new teams off the ground. We really want to grow the girls’ game in and around our local area.”
Sam Evans, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire, said: “We really hope Colton Institute CC achieves its dream of introducing more girls to this popular sport.”
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