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Moor Allerton, Leeds — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Moor Allerton is an area of North Leeds in West Yorkshire, England, lying close to King Lane and the Leeds Outer Ring Road.
About Moor Allerton
Where to stay in Moor Allerton
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Harrogate Road is the axis. Moor Allerton holds no hotel quarter, so most visitors take a room in central Leeds and drive out along the Leeds Outer Ring Road, or find a private let on the streets off King Lane. A car beats any timetable here.
North Leeds runs residential through this stretch, houses and verges either side of Harrogate Road, where 282 is recorded as a landmark in its own right.
About Moor Allerton
What are the main landmarks in Moor Allerton?
One address carries the listing. 282, Harrogate Road is the single landmark recorded for Moor Allerton, a numbered frontage on the road that carries traffic through North Leeds toward the Leeds Outer Ring Road. King Lane runs alongside. Anything grander means a drive into Leeds itself, and the ring road makes that a short one from King Lane.
What is the history of Moor Allerton?
The record here is spare. Moor Allerton appears as an area of Leeds in West Yorkshire, England, placed in North Leeds and tied to King Lane and the Leeds Outer Ring Road rather than to any older village core. One building survives with a name: 282, Harrogate Road, the only landmark attached to the area.
Where is Moor Allerton?
King Lane and the Leeds Outer Ring Road frame the area, which spreads either side of Harrogate Road across the North Leeds suburbs.
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Updated September 2026