Leeds or Sheffield where would you chose to live?

[Gilly]

Spend some time in them both, it's really the only way for you to decide.

I'm going to take away my own point that I'm about to make, but here goes. Leeds has everything that Sheffield has only more of it and better, except private hospitals. Having said that, people will generally choose the place they've spent more time in. I've definitely spent more time in Leeds, so take from that what you will.

 

[aardvark]

leeds of course, and there are plenty of nice places to live just outside the city centre.

 

[starfighter]

Leeds, unless you have friends already in sheffield.

Do yourself a favour and get over the Pennines to Manchester.

 

[a1ex2001]

I'd go for Sheffield, it's the greenest city in the UK and is a fabulous place to live and work, working in the city centre you can live on Ecclesall road which is nice and chilled which puts you in easy walking distance of work, good bars/restaurants and only an hours stroll from the edge of the peak district!

Leeds is nice I just prefer the small friendly feeling of sheffield and the fact that there are really nice areas within easy walking distance of the city centre. Your office in leeds being out of town would also be a massive turn off for me, I hate commuting and having a lunch break on an industrial estate is dire!

 

[Gilly]

Do yourself a favour and get over the Pennines to Manchester.

LOL, he's already upgrading the other way

 

[jakeke]

I'm from Sheffield, have been to Leeds quite a lot, I prefer it here in Sheffield. Then again I am in a pretty nice area and rarely get to see the parts which would put you off the city, however it's a good place to live to be honest.

 

[knowlesy]

Leeds. It's the 'London of the North'

...no


and with leeds being a bigger office would that not have a better job prospects ? for further development and expanding your career ?

 

[Bleek]

Having been out and about in both many, many times, Leeds gets my vote.