Man with a Van High Bradley

Moving in High Bradley: what to know first

High Bradley is a small cluster of stone houses with a couple of barns, and there is no parking area anywhere in it. The van stops on High Bradley Lane or in a yard by arrangement, as the lane into the houses is private and the ways beyond are tracks.

Farmhouses of the 1670s have small, deep-set openings and mullioned windows, so a large sofa may need careful handling or may not go in at all. Measure doorways and stair turns before booking, and send a photo of the approach.

High Bradley: the local picture

Four of the old houses are listed, three of them dated. Aire View Farmhouse carries the date 1672 over its upper windows and runs to five bays; Cragg House is dated 1673 and was extended in 1791; Moor Cottage has initials and a date scratched above its chamfered doorway; and Old Hall Farmhouse, late 17th century, has an L-shaped plan with a mullioned and transomed window. The aisled barn near Far Fold Farm is older still, put at about 1500.

With houses of this age, check that a sofa or wardrobe will clear the doorway before booking. The lane into the cluster, also called High Bradley, is private, and Back Lane and New Dales Lane beyond it are gravel tracks, so agree where the van stands and whether it can turn.

How the van gets to High Bradley

High Bradley Lane, an unclassified road, runs up from Low Bradley to the hamlet. From Bradford the van comes along the A629 towards Skipton, turns off for Low Bradley and takes the lane north, roughly 35 to 45 minutes. Beyond the houses the ways are tracks, not roads for a loaded Transit.

The drive from Bradford is roughly 35 to 45 minutes. That is an estimate, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.

Man and van services near High Bradley

Each service below links to its Skipton page, which covers how the job works in and around Skipton.

Every service we offer near High Bradley

All 11 services run to High Bradley, each with its own page.

Common High Bradley routes

• High Bradley → Low Bradleydown High Bradley Lane into the village
• High Bradley → Skiptonthrough the village and out by Skipton Road towards Snaygill
• High Bradley → Bradfordroughly 35 to 45 minutes, by the A629 and Keighley

Frequently asked questions: man with a van in High Bradley

Also covered around High Bradley

Low Snaygill.

Where the local details on this page come from

Checked on 1 October 2026 against:

• Postcode lookup (postcodes.io, ONS data): BD20 9EX is in Aire Valley ward, North Yorkshire, parish of Bradleys Both
• OpenStreetMap map data extract (checked 2026-09-30): High Bradley (place=locality), High Bradley Lane (unclassified), High Bradley access road (private), Back Lane (gravel track), New Dales Lane (track), Aire View Farm, Moor Cottage, Cragg House and Old Hall Farm (Grade II)
• Listed buildings in Bradley, North Yorkshire (Wikipedia, from the National Heritage List for England): Aire View Farmhouse 1672, five bays, carved initials and date over upper windows; Cragg House 1673, extended 1791; Moor Cottage, 17th century, scratched initials and date over chamfered doorway; Old Hall Farmhouse, late 17th century, L-plan, mullioned and transomed window; aisled barn near Far Fold Farm, about 1500
• Bradley, North Yorkshire (Wikipedia): Low Bradley and the hamlet of High Bradley in Bradleys Both parish, off the A629
• Low Snaygill: postcodes.io reverse lookup at its map point (ONS data): nearest postcode BD23 2UE, Aire Valley ward, North Yorkshire, parish Bradleys Both
• OpenStreetMap map data (API extract, re-checked): about 20 buildings (houses, barns, a garage), High Bradley (private), Back Lane (gravel track), New Dales Lane (track), High Bradley Lane, no parking areas
• OpenStreetMap map data (API extract): High Bradley Lane down to the village; Skipton Road out towards Snaygill