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Halton Moor, Leeds — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Halton Moor is a district of east Leeds in West Yorkshire, ringed by Killingbeck, Temple Newsam and Osmondthorpe, and close to the A63.
About Halton Moor
Where to stay in Halton Moor
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Beds are scarce in Halton Moor itself, so the choice usually runs between the Killingbeck side to the north and the Temple Newsam ground that opens out below the district to the south. Osmondthorpe sits closer to Leeds city centre. The A63 carries traffic east past the district, and Halton and Colton lie a short drive out that way.
Dial House stands within the district. Rooms cluster in Leeds rather than here.
About Halton Moor
What are the main landmarks in Halton Moor?
Two named markers carry the district. St Wilfrid's Church, Halton, Leeds stands to the east, and Dial House is the second listed structure, the two of them accounting for the named heritage in and around Halton Moor. The A63 passes close by.
Temple Newsam lies south, Killingbeck north, and Colton further east.
What is the history of Halton Moor?
Two names carry Halton Moor's past. St Wilfrid's Church, Halton, Leeds stands on the Halton side, and Dial House is the other structure recorded here, the two of them the only named heritage in a district hemmed by neighbours on every side. Killingbeck lies north, Temple Newsam south.
Osmondthorpe holds the western approach, with Colton out east, each a settlement of West Yorkshire in its own right. Leeds city centre is about three miles off.
Where is Halton Moor?
Halton Moor lies about three miles east of Leeds city centre, close to the A63, with Killingbeck to the north and Temple Newsam to the south.
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Updated September 2026