Cuddy Hill: what to know before moving day
Guiseley station opened in 1865 and is now on the Wharfedale Line, with trains to Leeds, Bradford Forster Square and Ilkley; its small car park is off Station Road. Oxford Road runs through the older part of the town, where Guiseley Baptist Church was built in 1883. Silver Cross Way is on the map here: Silver Cross prams were made in Guiseley from 1936 to 2002. Netherfield Mills and a row of named terraces, among them Queens Terrace and Richmond Terrace, sit off Netherfield Road.
Nethermoor Park, the home of Guiseley AFC since 1909, holds 4,000 people, and the record crowd of 3,366 came for a friendly against Leeds United in 2018. If your move is near the ground on a weekend, check the fixture list first, since a crowd of that size needs somewhere to park.
How the van gets to Cuddy Hill
The A65 Otley Road runs close by, and Oxford Road and Station Road lead from it towards the station. Netherfield Road carries on north towards Kelcliffe. Victoria Road and Springfield Court are among the smaller streets on the town centre side.
The drive from Bradford is roughly 20 to 35 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.
Services for Cuddy Hill
Each service below links to its Guiseley page, which covers how the job works in and around Guiseley.
Cuddy Hill: questions before you book
Does a Guiseley AFC home game affect a move at Cuddy Hill?
It can. Nethermoor Park sits among these streets and holds up to 4,000 people, so on a match day the roads nearby are busier. Tell us your date and we can check the fixtures together before a time is fixed.
Nearby areas
Where the local details on this page come from
Checked on 28 September 2026 against:
- Postcode lookup (postcodes.io, ONS data): LS20 8BX is in Guiseley & Rawdon ward, Leeds, unparished
- OpenStreetMap node for the Cuddy Hill neighbourhood label
- Guiseley railway station (Wikipedia): opened 1865, Wharfedale Line services to Leeds, Bradford Forster Square and Ilkley, small car park off Station Road
- Guiseley (Wikipedia): Guiseley Baptist Church built in 1883 on Oxford Road in the old town, Silver Cross pram factory 1936 to 2002
- Nethermoor Park (Wikipedia): Guiseley AFC ground, opened 1909, capacity 4,000, record 3,366 against Leeds United in July 2018
- OpenStreetMap map data (API extract): Guiseley station, Station Road, Oxford Road, Netherfield Road, Otley Road (A65), Silver Cross Way, Netherfield Mills, Queens Terrace, Richmond Terrace, Nethermoor Park, Victoria Road, Springfield Court