# BD22 8SB Area Summary
This postcode covers part of Haworth, a historic village in the Worth Valley near Keighley, West Yorkshire. The area is internationally renowned as the former home of the Brontë sisters and benefits from significant tourism drawn to the Brontë Parsonage Museum and the picturesque cobbled Main Street. The village's characterful stone-built properties and moorland setting contribute to its enduring appeal, though the area's heritage conservation status means property stock tends towards traditional Victorian and earlier architecture.
With 65 properties recorded and an average price of £209,277, the area sits below the current UK average, offering relatively accessible entry points for buyers seeking period character in a historic setting. This price point reflects the postcode's mix of traditional terraced cottages, some requiring renovation, alongside more substantial stone properties with moorland views. The strong tourism economy provides opportunities for holiday let investments, whilst the area appeals to those prioritising character and natural surroundings over urban convenience.
Haworth's unique cultural heritage, proximity to the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, and access to the South Pennine moors make it particularly attractive to buyers seeking lifestyle purchases or retirement properties. However, the village's tourism focus, limited parking, and distance from major employment centres may affect everyday practicality and future capital appreciation compared to more commuter-oriented locations.
The average house price in BD22 8SB, Keighley is £209,277. Prices range from £90,000 to £380,000.
There are 65 properties in BD22 8SB, Keighley.
BD22 8SB contains 33 terraced properties, 23 flat / maisonette properties, 6 semi-detached properties, 2 detached properties.
Average house prices in BD22 8SB have fallen by 10.7% from £193,143 in 2018 to £172,500 in 2024.
BD22 8SB is located in Keighley, West Yorkshire, England.