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Headingley Index Headingley A Beecroft Street A4 Eltham Rise G4 Hyde Park Villas E4 Norwood Place D4 Stanmore Terrace C4 City of Leeds School F3 Abbey Court A3 Bennett Road C-D3 Endecliff Mews F4 J Norwood Road D4 Stanmore View C4 Leeds Girls High School E3-4 Alma Cottages C-D2 Bentley Gardens E1 Estcourt Avenue C3 Jacques Close B3 Norwood Terrace D4 Station Parade A3 Leeds Girls High School E3-4 Alma Road C-D2 Bentley Grove E1 Estcourt Terrace B-C3 Johnston Street G4 Norwood View D4 Stone Mill Approach D-E1 Mill Field Primary School G2 Ancaster Crescent A1 Bentley Lane E1-2 F K O Stone Mill Court E1 Quarry Mount Primary School G4 Ancaster View A1 Bentley Mount E1 Farm Hill Crescent F2 Kensington Terrace E-F4 Oakfield D-E3 Stone Mill Way D-E1 Shire Oak Church of England (VC) Primary School D2 Argie Avenue A-B4 Bentley Parade E1 Farm Hill North F1-2 King's Square E1 Orville Gardens E3 Stonegate Approach F1 Park Lane College E1-2 Ash Avenue C2 Beulah Grove G4 Farm Hill Rise F2 Kings Place D3 Otley Road C1...D3 Stonegate Chase F1 Headingley Halls E3 Ash Crescent C3 Beulah Mount G4 Farm Hill South F2 Kirkstall Hill A3...B4 P Stonegate Crescent F1 Leeds Metropolitan University (Becketts Park site) B1 Ash Gardens C2-3 Beulah Street G4 Farm Hill Way F2 Kirkstall Lane A3...C3 Park Mount A3 Stonegate Drive F1 Sugarwell Court G3 Ash Grove E4 Beulah Terrace G4 Farnham Close B1 Kirkstall Road A4 Park Mount Terrace A3 Stonegate Edge F1 Headingley Library D2 Ash Road B3...C3 Beulah View G4 Fern Grove A3 Pavilion Mews C4 Stonegate Gardens F1 Public buildings Birfield Crescent A4 L Stonegate Green F1 Ash Terrace C2 Foxcroft Mount B2 Langdale Avenue B3 Pearson Avenue E4 Stainbeck Community Centre G1 Ash View C2 Boothroyd Drive E-F2 Foxcroft Road A-B2 Pearson Grove E4 Stonegate Grove F1 Brudenell Road Post Office E4 Bridgewater Court E2 Langdale Gardens B3 Stonegate Lane F1 Ashville Road D4 G Langdale Terrace B3 Pennington Grove G4 Charing Cross Post Office G4 Ashville Terrace D4 Brookfield Place E2 Ganton Close G4 Pennington Place F-G4 Stonegate Mews F1 Headingley Post Office D2 Brookfield Road E1-2 Laurel Bank Court B-C3 Stonegate Place F1 Ashwood Terrace E3 Glebe Avenue A3 Low Close Street G4 Pennington Street G3-4 Meanwood Post Office E1 Ashwood Villas E3-4 Broomfield Cresent C-D4 Glebe Place A3 Pennington Terrace G4 Stonegate Road E1 Queenswood Post Office A2 Broomfield Place C-D4 Lucas Place G3 Stonegate View F1 Authorpe Road E1 Glebe Terrace C1 Lucas Street F-G3 Pickard Bank E2 B Broomfield Road C-D4 Glossop Grove G4 Pleasant Court F4 Stonegate Walk F1 Broomfield Street D4 Lumley Avenue C4 Stonelea Court F1 Back Albert Grove D1 Glossop Mount G4 Lumley Grove C4 Poplars E3 Back Ash Grove E4 Broomfield Terrace C-D4 Glossop Street G4 Potternewton Avenue G2 Stott Road D4 Broomfield View D4 Lumley Mount C4 Streamside E1 Back Ash View C2 Glossop View G3-4 Lumley Place C4 Potternewton Crescent G2 Back Ashville Road D4 Brudenell Avenue E4 Gordon Drive E1 Potternewton Grove G2 Sugar Well Approach F2 Brudenell Grove E4 Lumley Road C4 Sugar Well Mount F-G2 Back Bentley Grove E1 Gordon Terrace E1 Lumley Street C4 Potternewton Lane F1...G2 Back Broomfield Cresent C3...D3 Brudenell Mount E4 Gordon View E1 Potternewton Mount G2 Sugar Well Road F-G2 Brudenell Road D-E4 Lumley Terrace C4 Sycamore Close F3 Back Broomfield Place C-D4 Graham Grove C4 Lumley Walk C4 Providence Avenue F-G4 Brudenell View E4 T Back Broomfield Road C-D4 Graham Street C4 M Providence Road F-G4 Back Brudenell Grove E4 Buckingham Avenue E4 Graham Terrace C4 Providence Terrace F-G4 Talbot Terrace C4 Buckingham Drive E4 Manor Avenue D3 Talbot View C4 Back Brudenell Mount E4 Graham View C4 Manor Drive D3-4 Q Back Buckingham Mount E4 Buckingham Grove D3...E4 Granby Avenue D3 The Cricketers A-B3 Buckingham Mount D-E4 Manor Terrace D3 Quarry Mount Place G3-4 Back Burchett Grove G3 Granby Close D3 Quarry Mount Street F-G4 The Turnways C3-4 Buckingham Road E3-4 Manor View D3 The Vale F2 Back Burchett Place G3 Granby Grove C-D3 Marian Road G4 Quarry Mount Terrace G3-4 Back Chapel Lane D4 Burchett Grove G3 Granby Mount D3 The Wickets E1 Burchett Place G3 Marian Terrace G4 Quarry Place G4 Back Chestnut Avenue E4 Granby Place C-D3 Quarry Street G3-4 Thomas Street G4 Burchett Terrace G3 Marsh Street F4 Thornbury Avenue B1 Back Clarkson View G3-4 Granby Road D3 Marsh Vale F4 Queen's Road E4 Back Clipston Avenue E2 Burley Hill Drive B4 Granby Street D3 Trelawn Avenue C2 Burley Road B4 Mayville Place D4 Queenswood Drive A2...B3 Back Delph Mount F3-4 Granby Terrace C-D3 Queenswood Gardens B3 Trelawn Crescent C2 C Mayville Road D4 Trelawn Place C2 Back Estcourt Avenue B-C3 Granby View D3 Mayville Street D4 Queenswood Rise B3 Back Estcourt Terrace B-C3 Canterbury Drive B-C3 Green Crescent E1 Queenswood Road A2...B3 Trelawn Street C2 Canterbury Road B-C3 Mayville Terrace D4 Trelawn Terrace C2 Back Glossop Street G4 Green Road E1 Meanwood Road E1...G3 R Back Graham Grove C4 Capitol Parade E1 Green View E1 Trenic Cresent D4 Cardigan Lane D-E4 Meanwood Valley Close F1-2 Raglan Road F4 Trenic Drive C-D4 Back Granby Grove C-D3 Greyshiels Avenue C3 Meanwood Valley Drive F1 Rampart Road F4 Back Grosvenor Terrace F3 Cardigan Road C3...D4 Grimthorpe Avenue C2 Tynedale Court F1 Carisbrooke Road B1 Meanwood Valley Green E-F1 Raven Road D4 Back Grove Gardens D2 Grimthorpe Place C2 Meanwood Valley Grove F1 Rawling Way F2 U Back Hartley Grove G3 Carrholm Road G1 Grimthorpe Street C2 Unity Close G3-4 Castle Grove Avenue D1 Meanwood Valley Mount E-F1 Regent Park Avenue F4 Back Headingley Avenue C3 Grimthorpe Terrace C2 Meanwood Valley Trail E1 Regent Park Terrace E-F4 V Back Headingley Mount C2-3 Castle Grove Drive C-D1 Grosvenor Mount F3 Vesper Mount A3 Chapel Fold D4 Meanwood Valley Walk F1 Richmond Avenue D3-4 Back Heathfield Terrace C1 Grosvenor Park Gardens F3 Melville Close G4 Richmond Mount D3-4 Vesper Place A3 Back Heddon Street E1-2 Chapel Lane D3-4 Grosvenor Road E3...F3 Vesper Road A3 Chapel Place C2 Melville Gardens G4 Richmond Road D3...E3 Back Hessle Avenue D4 Grove Avenue D2 Melville Place G3-4 Rider Road G4 Vesper Terrace A3 Back Hessle Mount E4 Chapel Street C-D2 Grove Gardens D2 Vicarage Avenue A3 Chapel Terrace C2 Melville Road G4 Ridge End Villas E2 Back Hessle Terrace D-E4 Grove Lane D-F2 Memorial Drive E1 Ridge Grove F-G3 Vicarage Mews A3 Back Hessle View E4 Cherry Court E-F2 Grove Road D1-2 Vicarage Place A3 Cherry Grove E-F2 Midgley Gardens G4 Ridge Terrace E2 Back Kensington Terrace E4 Grunberg Street D2-3 Midland Passage E-F4 Ridge View Terrace G3 Vicarage Street A3 Back Lucas Street G3 Chestnut Avenue E4 H Vicarage Terrace A3 Chestnut Grove E4 Midland Road E4 Rochester Terrace C-D4 Back Manor Drive D3-4 Harrowby Road B1 Miles Hill Avenue G1-2 Rokeby Gardens C2-3 Vicarage View A3 Back Manor Terrace D3 Chestnut Place E4 Hartley Avenue G3 Victoria Court Mews D4 Chestnut Street E4 Miles Hill Crescent G1 Royal Park Avenue E4 Back Mayville Place D4 Hartley Crescent G3 Miles Hill Grove G1-2 Royal Park Terrace E4 Victoria Road A3...F4 Back Mayville Street D4 Christopher Road G3-4 Hartley Gardens G4 Church Avenue E1 Miles Hill Mount G1 S W Back Mayville Terrace D4 Hartley Grove G3 Miles Hill Place G1 Walkers Mount F2 Back Monk Bridge Drive E1 Church Street A3 Sagar Place D3 Headingley Avenue C2-3 Miles Hill Road G1-2 Sandfield Garth D1 Walmsley Road D-E4 Back Monk Bridge Street E1 Claremont D2 Headingley Court E3 Claremont Crescent F2 Miles Hill Square G1-2 Sandfield View D-E1 Weetwood Lane C1 Back Newport Gardens C4 Headingley Lane D3...F4 Miles Hill Street G1 Welton Grove E4 Back Newport Mount C4 Claremont Road D1-2 Sayers Close A-B3 Headingley Mount C2-3 Miles Hill Terrace G1 School Lane D1 Welton Mount E4 Back Norwood Grove D4 Clarkson View G4 Headingley View C3 Cliff Lane F3-4 Miles Hill View G1 School View D4 Welton Place E4 Back Norwood Place D4 Heathfield Square C1 Mill Pond Close E1 Welton Road E4 Back Norwood Road D4 Cliff Mount F3-4 Sharp Mews F2 Heathfield Terrace C1 Mill Pond Grove E1 Shaw Lane C2...D2 Wesley Court G4 Back Norwood Terrace D4 Cliff Mount Terrace F4 Heddon Place E2 Cliff Road F3-4 Mill Pond Square E1 Shay Street G4 Wharfedale Avenue G3 Back Oakfield Terrace E2 Heddon Street E1 Millpond Lane E1 Wharfedale Grove G3 Back Quarry Mount Terrace G3-4 Cliff Road Gardens F3 Shire Oak Road D3...E3 Helmsley Crescent B1 Millside E1 Shire Oak Street D2 Wharfedale Mount G3 Back Richmond Mount D3-4 Cliff Terrace F4 Hesketh Avenue A3 Cliffdale Road G3 Monk Bridge Avenue E1 South Parade C3 Wharfedale Place G3 Back Ridge Mont F3 Hesketh Mount A3 Monk Bridge Drive E1 Wharfedale Street G3 Back Rochester Terrace C4 Cliffside Gardens F3 Spring Bank A3 Hesketh Place A3 Monk Bridge Grove E1 Spring Bank Cresent D3 Wharfedale View G3 Back School View D4 Clipston Avenue E2 Hesketh Road A3 Clipston Street E1-2 Monk Bridge Mount E1 Spring Road D3 Wilton Grove D1 Back Stanmore Place C4 Hesketh Terrace A3 Monk Bridge Place E1 Winstanley Terrace D4 Back Stanmore Street C4 Commercial Road A4 St Ann's Lane B3-4 Hessle Avenue D4 Monk Bridge Road D-E1 St Ann's Rise B4 Winston Gardens C2 Back Stonegate Road E1 Coniston Avenue E2 Hessle Mount D-E4 Cottage Road C1 Monk Bridge Street E1 St Ann's Square B4 Winston Mount C2 Back Walmsley Road D4 Hessle Place E4 Monk Bridge Terrace E1 Winthorpe Street E2 Back Welton Grove E4 Craven Road G4 St Ann's Way B4 Hessle Road D4 Moor Drive D1 St Anne's Road B-C2 Wood Lane D-E2 Back Welton Mount E4 Cross Bentley Lane E2 Hessle Street D4 Cross Chapel Street C2 Moor Park Avenue D1 St
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