Stanhope Fields
Pool Road, Pool-in-Wharfedale, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS21 1EQ
Prices from £599,995 to £635,000
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The scenic village of Pool-in-Wharfedale enjoys views in most directions, including The Chevin, the Arthington Viaduct and Almscliffe Crag. Located off Pool Road, Stanhope Fields is just a short walk from the village centre. It means residents will be able to enjoy peaceful village life, its parks and riverside views of the River Wharfe, with all the shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities on offer at Leeds & Ilkley, approximately 9.5 miles away and in the spa town of Harrogate, nine miles away.
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Donation hits the high note for annual Pool-in-Wharfedale festival
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Supporting pupils in Pool-in-Wharfedale
Learn more about how we sponsored the annual summer fair for the Friends of Pool Primary School.
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Join our new community at Stanhope Fields. Perfect for families and first-time buyers, there will be plenty of opportunities to meet new friends and neighbours as the development grows.
Located in Pool-in-Wharfedale and just a stone's throw from Otley, this prestigious development will provide beautiful views, looking on to the River Wharfe and beyond. If you're looking for a quiet village setting, with the benefit of convenient amenities close by, this could be the ideal location for you. What's more, this semi-rural setting remains quickly connected to the cities of Leeds and Harrogate, making it ideal for those who need to commute into the city.
Donation hits the high note for annual Pool-in-Wharfedale festival
We recently sponsored a stage act this August for the largest annual event to be held in Pool-in-Wharfedale.
Pool Feast is a long-running, traditional village fair and with this year being no exception, as the festival took place on Sunday, August 30.
Stalls run by local charities, community groups and organisations featured throughout the day, alongside a range of activities for all ages. Visitors enjoyed inflatables, running races, a cake competition plus a dog show, while characters will also be walking around the event to entertain younger visitors.
There was also a free bubble area for children, providing plenty of fun for younger visitors throughout the day.
The festival included live entertainment, with music and dance performances taking place throughout the afternoon. The main event ran from 12 noon until 5pm, with the stage and live music continuing into the evening.
Pool Feast took place at Pool Cricket Field and promises to be a fantastic day of community, entertainment and family fun.
Marc Hill, Pool Feast Chairperson, said: “A lot of work goes into making Pool Feast a success as it is the biggest annual event in the village. We really wanted to provide a day out that everyone could enjoy.
“We are particularly grateful to Taylor Wimpey for its support. Their contribution helped us continue to provide the events and activities that the community enjoys. Live music is a really important and popular part of Pool Feast and has become one of the main attractions of the day.
“Pool Feast has a long and proud history, dating all the way back to 1727. I took on the role of organising the event in 2022, at a time when there were no funds left following the impact of COVID-19.
“Since then, our aim has been to rebuild Pool Feast and make it a fantastic event for the whole community. Any money received goes towards running the event or directly back into the local community, and we are extremely grateful to everyone who supports us.
“This year, we have also been able to support the local Scout group by providing litter pickers. This is a great example of how funds raised through Pool Feast can benefit the wider community while also helping to teach children about litter, keeping our village clean and the impact that litter can have on the environment. It is exactly this kind of community benefit that we want Pool Feast to continue providing for years to come.”
Sam Evans, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Yorkshire, said: “We hope Pool Feast is a great success. We are proud to sponsor a stage act for an event such as this that brings the village community together.”
Supporting pupils in Pool-in-Wharfedale
Voluntary organisation, Friends of Pool Primary School (FOPPS), works hard all year to support pupils and staff at Pool-in-Wharfedale CE Primary School.
We were delighted to donate £500 towards their annual summer fair, which is a much-anticipated event in the school calendar, with proceeds going directly to support pupils.
Sarah Cliff and Sarah Corr, Co-Chairs of FOPPS, said: “The fair has become a fantastic community event and we’ve been busy throughout the year raising much-needed money to support the school and provide a wealth of opportunities for our pupils. We greatly appreciate the support from Taylor Wimpey.”
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