Kingswood

Kingswood, located on the northern fringe of Hull, has rapidly grown into one of the city's most sought-after residential areas. This relatively modern development offers homebuyers a fantastic array of contemporary homes, a wealth of amenities right on the doorstep, and a strong sense of community, making it an incredibly popular choice for families, first-time buyers, and those seeking a convenient and vibrant lifestyle.

Kingswood

Here's why Kingswood is an increasingly appealing option for home buyers in Hull:


1. Modern homes and excellent value

Kingswood is characterised by its predominantly modern housing stock, offering a wide variety of properties built to contemporary standards. From stylish apartments ideal for young professionals to spacious semi-detached and large detached family homes, there's a diverse range of options to suit different budgets and preferences. Many properties come with modern fixtures, fittings, and energy-efficient designs.

As of April 2025 (the latest provisional data from the ONS for Kingston upon Hull generally), the average price for detached properties in Hull was £241,000, semi-detached £155,000, and terraced £120,000. While Kingswood properties often sit slightly above the city average due to their newer build and desirable location, they still represent excellent value compared to other major cities in the UK. This affordability, coupled with modern amenities, makes Kingswood a very attractive proposition for those looking for a contemporary home without a hefty price tag.


2. Unrivalled local amenities and leisure

One of Kingswood's biggest draws is its exceptional range of on-site amenities, meaning residents rarely need to venture far for shopping, dining, or entertainment. The Kingswood Retail Park is a major hub, featuring a large supermarket, a wide selection of high-street stores, and various retail outlets.

Beyond shopping, Kingswood boasts an impressive leisure offering:

  • Dining: Numerous restaurants and takeaways, including well-known chains and local eateries, provide a diverse culinary scene.

  • Entertainment: The area is home to a multi-screen cinema, a bowling alley, and other entertainment venues, offering plenty of options for a fun evening out without leaving the neighbourhood.

  • Fitness & Wellbeing: Facilities like the David Lloyd Club provide state-of-the-art gyms, swimming pools (both indoor and outdoor), tennis courts, and spa facilities, catering to all your fitness and relaxation needs.

This self-contained nature of Kingswood means a highly convenient and fulfilling lifestyle for its residents.


3. Family-friendly environment and good schools

Kingswood is particularly popular with families, owing to its safe, residential feel and excellent educational provisions. Kingswood Academy (secondary) serves the area and is known for its strong commitment to student development and improving life chances. While specific primary schools within Kingswood itself are fewer, excellent primary options are available in nearby areas, with strong transport links making them easily accessible. The community's design, with green spaces and accessible amenities, also makes it conducive to family life.


4. Strong community spirit

Despite being a relatively new and large development, Kingswood has fostered a strong and friendly community spirit. Residents often speak of the neighbourhood feel and the pride they take in their area. Local events and the concentration of amenities act as natural gathering points, helping to build connections among residents. This evolving community provides a welcoming environment for newcomers.


5. Excellent connectivity and transport links

Kingswood benefits from good transport links, ensuring residents can easily access Hull city centre and beyond, despite its location on the northern edge of the city.

To Hull City Centre:

  • Bus: Regular and efficient bus services connect Kingswood directly to Hull city centre, with journey times typically around 20-30 minutes.

  • Car: The drive to Hull city centre is straightforward, usually taking around 15-20 minutes depending on traffic, with easy access via the A1033.

Kingswood bus stop

Wider Connections:

  • Kingswood's location provides excellent access to major road networks, including the A1033, which links to the A1079 (Beverley bypass) and the A63, providing routes to the M62 motorway for travel to York, Leeds, and other major cities across the UK. While there isn't a train station directly in Kingswood, Cottingham Station is a short drive away, offering direct train services to Hull Paragon Interchange and beyond.

In summary, Kingswood offers a highly attractive package for homebuyers: modern and affordable housing, unparalleled on-site amenities, a family-friendly atmosphere with good schools, a growing community spirit, and excellent transport links. It's a prime example of successful urban development, providing a comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable place to live in Hull.


Are you looking to buy or sell your house in Kingswood?

Contact our team today on 01482 50 51 52 or hello@wigwamhomes.co.uk and we’ll be on hand to help.

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