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Longvale Heights development sign by Verity & Co Homes, positioned beside open green countryside in Long Lee, with mature trees and autumnal scenery beyond.
Longvale Heights development sign by Verity & Co Homes, positioned beside open green countryside in Long Lee, with mature trees and autumnal scenery beyond.
Open green fields at Longvale Heights in Long Lee, surrounded by mature trees, hedgerows and rolling countryside beneath a softly clouded autumn sky.
Longvale Heights development sign by Verity & Co Homes, positioned beside open green countryside in Long Lee, with mature trees and autumnal scenery beyond.
Longvale Heights development sign by Verity & Co Homes, positioned beside open green countryside in Long Lee, with mature trees and autumnal scenery beyond.
Open green fields at Longvale Heights in Long Lee, surrounded by mature trees, hedgerows and rolling countryside beneath a softly clouded autumn sky.

There’s a particular kind of quiet where a village meets open fields, and that’s where Longvale Heights is coming. These new homes in Keighley will sit on Moss Carr Road in Long Lee, on the hillside above the town. It’s early days, and we’d love you to be with us from the start.

Longvale Heights is still in planning, so there’s a little less to see here for now. We’ll add more as our plans take shape.

What we’re planning

We’re designing Longvale Heights for many stages of life, from a first home of your own to more room for a growing family. The homes will have 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms. House types, plans and prices will follow once they’re ready, and we...

Sarah Barraclough, Managing Director, and Rob Wilkinson, Operations Director, at Pendle Farm, Worsthorne

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Lifestyle

Family members, Sarah and Caroline at Pendle Farm, Worsthorne Random Stone
A village feel, a mile from town.

Long Lee sits on the hillside about a mile south-east of Keighley centre, where the streets of Thwaites Brow give way to fields. It feels like a village rather than a suburb, with the everyday things close at hand and town just down the hill when you need it.

Things to do locally:

  • Pick up the everyday at the local shop and pharmacy
  • Walk to Long Lee Primary School, around 13 minutes on foot
  • Meet neighbours at the village hall, church and chapel
  • Catch the K5 bus into Keighley, any day of the week
  • Watch a summer match at Long Lee Cricket Club
Open green fields at Longvale Heights in Long Lee, surrounded by mature trees, hedgerows and rolling countryside beneath a softly clouded autumn sky.
Some of the best of West Yorkshire, a short drive away.

From Long Lee, the moors, the villages of the Worth Valley and centuries of local history are all within easy reach. Weekends can be as quiet or as full as you like.

Things to do locally:

  • Visit Haworth and the Brontë Parsonage, around 13 minutes by car
  • Explore East Riddlesden Hall, a seventeenth-century manor house cared for by the National Trust
  • Ride the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway’s heritage trains up the valley from Keighley station
Living room in The Elliot show home at The Oaks, Skipton, with a dog relaxing on the sofa.
The village close by, the city within reach.

Longvale Heights sits on Moss Carr Road in Long Lee, so the walk to the village primary is short and Keighley centre is around ten minutes by car. From Keighley station, trains run to Leeds and Bradford, so weekdays work easily.

Getting about:

  • Long Lee Primary School is about 0.6 miles away, around 13 minutes on foot
  • Keighley station is about 1.6 miles away, around 8 minutes by car
  • Leeds is around 23 to 28 minutes by train from Keighley
  • Bradford Forster Square is around 23 minutes by train from Keighley
  • Leeds Bradford Airport is around 35 minutes by car

Times are approximate, from Google Maps, October 2026, measured from BD21 4SB.