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Weetwood, Leeds — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Weetwood is an area between Headingley and Meanwood in north-west Leeds, with Weetwood Hall and Weetwood Lane at the middle of it.
About Weetwood
Where to stay in Weetwood
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Weetwood Lane is the spine. Beds in the area sit on the residential streets between Headingley and Meanwood, so most visitors weigh the walk down the A660 toward Headingley against a straightforward room in central Leeds. Weetwood Hall gives the area its best-known address, and Oxley Croft, Bardon Hill and 89 Weetwood Lane sit among the other named addresses.
Meanwood Beck edges the far side.
About Weetwood
What are the main landmarks in Weetwood?
Weetwood Hall carries the name. Around it, 89 Weetwood Lane, 2 Darnley Road, Oxley Croft and Bardon Hill each hold a record of their own on the streets between Headingley and Meanwood. Meanwood Beck runs the eastern edge, and Hollin Lane closes the area off on the last side.
Weetwood Lane threads the rest.
What is the history of Weetwood?
Weetwood Hall and Weetwood Lane share the name. The area itself took shape on the ground between Headingley and Meanwood, bounded since by the A660, Meanwood Beck and Hollin Lane, with Weetwood Lane running the length of it. Older addresses survive. 89 Weetwood Lane, 2 Darnley Road, Oxley Croft and Bardon Hill are each recorded separately, which is how a district with no town centre keeps a written past at all.
Where is Weetwood?
The A660 closes one side and Meanwood Beck runs down another, with Hollin Lane marking the boundary at the far end of Weetwood Lane.
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Updated September 2026