Cringles: what to know before moving day
Cringles Park Home estate is on Bolton Road itself, with its own BD20 0NS postcode. For a park home, give the driver the plot number and ask the site office where a van may stop on the estate. Cringles Lane and Fishbeck Lane each leave Bolton Road for the farms and cottages: Cringles House and Croft Cottage are on Cringles Lane, with Low Cringles Farm, Far Cringles Farm and Fishbeck Farm further out.
Some of the buildings are very old. Cringles House Farmhouse is a 17th-century stone house extended in the 18th and 19th centuries, and the Manor House and barn date from the late 17th century; both are listed. So is the Old Tower, a round stone survey tower put up around 1854 to 1860 to help build the Barden Aqueduct, and a stone and cast-iron milestone on Bolton Road still names the Blackburn, Addingham and Cocking End road. Silsden Reservoir, a compensation reservoir from the 1850s run by Yorkshire Water, lies to the south-west.
How the van gets to Cringles
Bolton Road, the A6034, is the only through road, running north from Silsden towards Addingham with a 60 mph limit past Cringles. From Bradford the van comes by the A650 to Keighley, the A629 to Steeton and the A6034 over the River Aire, then straight through Silsden and out along Bolton Road.
The drive from Bradford is roughly 30 to 40 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.
Services for Cringles
Each service below links to its Silsden page, which covers how the job works in and around Silsden.
Cringles: questions before you book
Can you move a park home's contents at Cringles?
Yes, the contents: furniture, boxes and beds, loaded and unloaded by the driver, with beds and flat-pack taken apart and rebuilt as part of the job. The home itself is not moved. Send the plot number and any site rules for vehicles when you book.
Where the local details on this page come from
Checked on 28 September 2026 against:
- Postcode lookup (postcodes.io, ONS data): BD20 0NS is in Airedale ward, Bradford, parish of Silsden
- OpenStreetMap: Cringles Park Home estate on Bolton Road, BD20 0NS; Bolton Road (A6034, 60 mph); Cringles Lane and Fishbeck Lane (each joining only Bolton Road); Cringles House and Croft Cottage; Low Cringles, Far Cringles and Fishbeck farms; the Sighting Tower; Silsden Reservoir (1850s compensation reservoir, Yorkshire Water)
- Listed buildings in Silsden (Wikipedia, from the National Heritage List for England): Cringles House Farmhouse (17th century), Manor House and barn (late 17th century), Old Tower (c. 1854-60 survey tower for the Barden Aqueduct), milestone on Bolton Road inscribed Blackburn Addingham & Cocking End Road
- Silsden (Wikipedia): the parish; A6034 crossing the Aire into the town