Area index > BD1 (Bradford) Estate Agents

Since being established in 1978, Whitegates has been at the forefront of estate agency in both innovation and providing value for money services to house buyers and sellers. Whitegates Bradford is the longest established office trading out of the Darley Street premises for over 30 years, being part of the initial Whitegates launch. The principal aim of Whitegates is to provide all customers with a highly professional, efficient and courteous service delivered by highly motivated and experienced staff with local knowledge of their area.

Whitegates has over forty branches across the North of England. These extend across the North of England in Yorkshire, Midlands, North East, North West and Wrexham (North Wales).

Whitegates Bradford handle all aspects of Residential Sales, Lettings, Property Management and, more recently, developed a Property Auction Department. In addition, work in partnership with Mortgage Advice Bureau to provide an in house mortgage broking service which is open to everyone not just Whitegates clients.

Having been one of the industrial revolutions power houses, Bradford was known throughout the world for its huge textile production and the buildings that housed this production still dominate the skyline of the city today, hand in hand with modern iconic buildings. The textiles may have all but disappeared, however, Bradford breathes with a new confidence with new investments in both commercial and residential developments and a thriving University.

No matter what you want to fill your free time with, Bradford and the surrounding areas have something for everyone. You may wish to wander around in awe at Sir Titas Salts’ achievements at Saltaire or marvel at technology in the National Museum of film and photography then finish your day taking in a show at the famous Alhambra Theatre. Food is no problem either, with Bradford’s eclectic mix of cultures, all tastes will be catered for with Asian food a speciality, which would be hard to beat anywhere in the country.

Whilst bordering to Leeds, Bradford also affords easy access nationally, with its own (M606) motorway access which links directly to the M62 Trans-Pennine route and also affords easy access North and South by the M1 and A1 motorways.