What is the population of BD2 1UR?

BD2 1UR has a population of approximately 1,626 with a population density of 4160 people/km². (Source: Census 2021 via Propbar)

What is the median age in BD2 1UR?

The median age in BD2 1UR is 47 years, with the Adults (30-64 years) age group being the most common. (Source: Census 2021 via Propbar)

What is the flood risk in BD2 1UR?

BD2 1UR has a low flood risk based on Environment Agency data. (Source: Environment Agency via Propbar)

Where is BD2 1UR located?

BD2 1UR is located in Yorkshire and the Humber English Region, BD2 1UR, England. (Source: Propbar)

What percentage of people own their homes in BD2 1UR?

78% of households in BD2 1UR are owner-occupied, which is above the national average for England and Wales. (Source: Census 2021 via Propbar)

What is the broadband speed in BD2 1UR?

BD2 1UR has a connectivity score of 94/100 (rated very good). Fixed broadband score is 100/100 and mobile coverage scores 85/100. (Source: Propbar)

Area Overview for BD2 1UR

Area Information

BD2 1UR lies within the Bolton and Undercliffe ward, a small residential cluster northeast of Bradford city centre. With a population of 1,626, it is part of a historically significant area where Bolton, a former village merged with Bradford in the 19th century, blends with Undercliffe, named for its position “below the cliff.” The area spans 3.814 km² and features a mix of semi-detached houses and bungalows, reflecting its long-standing role as a family-oriented suburb. Its proximity to Bradford Beck and the surrounding towns of Shipley and Wrose offers a balance of urban convenience and quiet residential living. The ward includes listed buildings such as Peel Park’s Grade II structures and historic churches, hinting at a heritage rooted in 19th-century development. Residents benefit from nearby rail links and retail hubs, while the area’s moderate deprivation levels suggest a community focused on improving local skills, employment, and housing. For buyers, BD2 1UR presents a compact, well-connected suburb with a distinct character shaped by its history and ongoing urban evolution.

Area Type: Postcode
Area Size: Not available
Population: 1626
Population Density: 4160 people/km²

BD2 1UR is predominantly an owner-occupied area, with 78% of homes owned by residents rather than rented. The housing stock is largely composed of semi-detached houses and bungalows, making up 54.6% of the 6,650 households in the wider Bolton and Undercliffe ward. This suggests a focus on traditional family homes, with limited high-density housing or flats. The area’s compact size means property availability is constrained, though the high home ownership rate indicates a stable market with long-term residents. For buyers, this translates to a mix of established properties in a residential setting, often near local amenities like schools and transport links. The presence of listed buildings, such as Bolton First School and Saint Andrew’s Methodist Church, adds historical value to some properties. However, the 5.9% overcrowding rate—higher than the district average—may signal a need for larger homes or additional housing options. Proximity to Bradford’s urban core and nearby towns like Shipley also makes BD2 1UR a strategic choice for those seeking a balance between suburban tranquility and city access.

House Prices in BD2 1UR

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Energy Efficiency in BD2 1UR

Living in BD2 1UR offers a blend of local retail, transport, and green spaces. Within walking distance are five retail outlets, including Tesco Bradford, Co-op Wrose, and Morrisons Eccleshill, providing essential shopping and dining options. The area’s rail network, with stations like Frizinghall and Shipley, connects residents to broader networks, while nearby Leeds Bradford Airport ensures easy travel. For leisure, Peel Park stands out as a key green space, featuring listed Grade II structures such as entrance lodges and statues. Historic sites like Bradford (Undercliffe) Cemetery and the 19th-century Guy’s Cliffe houses add cultural depth. The ward’s listed buildings, including Saint Augustine’s Church and Bolton Old Hall, reflect its heritage. Daily life is shaped by these amenities, offering both convenience and a sense of place. While the area is compact, its proximity to Bradford’s urban core and surrounding towns ensures access to a wider range of services, from healthcare to entertainment.

Amenities

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Demographics

The population of BD2 1UR has a median age of 47, with the majority aged 30–64. This suggests a community skewed toward middle-aged adults, likely reflecting long-term residency and family stability. Home ownership is high at 78%, with 64.8% of households owning their homes outright, indicating a strong local economy and property market. The area’s accommodation is predominantly houses, with 54.6% of households in semi-detached homes or bungalows. Ethnically, the population is 53% White, alongside significant Pakistani (25.7%) and Bangladeshi (6.2%) communities, creating a culturally diverse but relatively cohesive demographic. Deprivation levels are moderate, with the ward ranked 15th out of 30 in Bradford for factors like income, employment, and education. This means essential services are generally accessible, though opportunities for skills development and better employment remain priorities. The area’s 24.1% under-16 population and 11.5% over 65 suggest a mix of family homes and retirement properties, supporting a range of local needs.

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Family (3-5 people)

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Accommodation Type

Houses

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Ethnic Group

White

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Age

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Adults (30-64 years)

most common

Household Deprivation

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Planning

Planning Constraints

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the community feel like in BD2 1UR?

BD2 1UR has a moderate deprivation level, with priorities on improving skills and jobs. The population includes 53% White residents, alongside significant Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities, creating a culturally diverse but cohesive environment. With 24.1% under-16s and 11.5% over 65, it supports a mix of family homes and retirement properties.

Who typically lives in BD2 1UR?

Residents are predominantly adults aged 30–64, with a median age of 47. Home ownership is high at 78%, and 54.6% live in semi-detached houses or bungalows. The area is ethnically diverse, with 53% White, 25.7% Pakistani, and 6.2% Bangladeshi residents.

How connected is BD2 1UR in terms of transport and broadband?

The area has excellent broadband (score 100) and good mobile coverage (score 85). Five rail stations, including Frizinghall and Shipley, provide easy access to Bradford and beyond. Leeds Bradford Airport is within reach, enhancing travel options.

What safety considerations should buyers be aware of?

BD2 1UR has a medium crime risk (score 64), so standard security precautions are advisable. There is no flood risk or protected natural areas, reducing environmental concerns for residents.

What amenities are available near BD2 1UR?

Residents have access to five retail outlets, including Tesco and Morrisons, and five rail stations. Peel Park offers green space, while historic sites like Saint Andrew’s Church and Bolton Old Hall add cultural value to daily life.