Closes, cottages and new estates: the three house moves in YO51
On Springfield Road, Southolme Walk, Arrows Crescent or Hereford Way the van backs onto the drive or pulls up across it, and the job is plain sailing: beds and flat-pack wardrobes come apart upstairs, everything leaves through the front door, and it all goes back together at the new address. The cottages along Bridge Street, Fishergate and High Street are another matter. Their doors open onto the pavement of the B6265, so the van waits on New Row, Mill Lane or in the Back Lane car park, and each piece is carried round.
On the new estates, timing matters more than the carry. Aldborough Gate, Harclay Park and Manor Chase on the south side, and Ascot Place and Hockley Croft over the river, are still being finished, and the developer releases keys on the day. Send the plot number, the full postcode and the release time. If the chain stalls, the van can be loaded early and wait for the call before crossing the bridge.
Before the van pulls up at a Boroughbridge house
- Say whether the house has a drive, faces the B6265 or sits on a private road such as Vinery End
- For a cottage in the old centre, name the side street the van should use
- Measure the tightest stair turn in an older house against the biggest wardrobe or bed
- Start after nine to miss school traffic on Wetherby Road and York Road
- Strip the beds and empty the drawers so the frames come apart quickly
Boroughbridge streets and estates where a house move starts or finishes
- Springfield Road and Southolme Walksettled closes south of the centre, with drives to load from
- Bridge Street and Fishergatecottages on the B6265, where the van stands round the corner
- Harclay Park and Manor Chasenew-build plots at the southern edge, timed to the key release
- Hockley Croft and Ascot Placenewer homes north of the Ure, reached over the Borough Bridge
- Arrows Crescenthouses off Roecliffe Lane on the way out towards the Devil's Arrows
House move runs to and from Boroughbridge
- Bradford → Boroughbridge32 miles on the A658, A59 and A1(M), 50 to 65 minutes
- Boroughbridge → Harrogatethe A6055 through Minskip, then the A59, about 11 miles
- Boroughbridge → Yorksouth on the A1(M), then east on the A59 to the ring road
Rooms, carry and chain: how a Boroughbridge house move is priced
The number of rooms, the carry from where the van can stand, the stairs in an older cottage and any wait for keys on a new estate set the figure, which is fixed before the day and covers the drive up from Bradford. See how we quote for the full breakdown.
House Removals in Boroughbridge: your questions
We live in a cottage on High Street. Can you still move us?
Yes. The van stops on a side street or in the Back Lane car park and the furniture is carried to it, so give the house number and the carry is priced in.
Will you take our beds apart?
Yes, beds and flat-pack wardrobes are dismantled at the old house and rebuilt at the new one as part of the move.
Can a whole three-bedroom house go in one van?
Not always. The load space is 3.4m by 1.3m by 1.7m, so send photos of each room and the reply says whether it is one trip, two, or a job for a larger removals firm.
Do you move people at weekends?
Yes, every day from 8am to 8pm, and a Sunday keeps the van clear of the school traffic by Boroughbridge High School.
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