Ingrow: what to know before moving day
Most homes are terraced and semi-detached houses: Caister Street, Caister Grove, Cromer Avenue and Cromer Grove are almost all terraces on the map, and Staveley Road and Ingrow Lane mix terraces with semis. Wheat Street and Barley Street have three-storey terraced houses, which means more stairs to carry down. Ingrow also has one of Keighley's tower blocks: Kennedy House on Hainworth Lane is mapped at twelve storeys.
The landmarks are railway ones. Ingrow (West) station on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway uses a station building moved from Foulridge and reopened here in 1989, and next to it are the Museum of Rail Travel and Ingrow Loco. St John's Church, built in 1841-43 in Neo-Norman style, is listed, as is a mid 19th-century building at Prospect Mill. Ingrow once had a second station, Ingrow East, 40 feet higher on the Great Northern line to Halifax and Bradford, closed in 1955.
How the van gets to Ingrow
The route data from Bradford takes the A650 up the Aire Valley to Keighley, then the A6035 Worth Way round the town centre and the A629 South Street into Ingrow. Staveley Road, Queen's Road and Haincliffe Road lead off the main road into the housing, and Hainworth Lane climbs away south towards Hainworth.
The drive from Bradford is roughly 25 to 40 minutes. That is an estimate from route data, not a timed run, and traffic changes it.
Services for Ingrow
Each service below links to its Keighley page, which covers how the job works in and around Keighley.
Ingrow: questions before you book
Can you move a flat out of Kennedy House?
Yes. Kennedy House is a twelve-storey block, so say which floor the flat is on and whether a lift can be booked or kept for the move. Loading and unloading are included in the fixed price, and a flat high up simply takes longer, which is priced in before the day.
Which Keighley postcode districts cover Ingrow's streets?
Two. Ingrow sits where BD21 and BD22 meet: Queen's Road, Caister Street and Cromer Avenue are BD21 1, Kennedy House on Hainworth Lane is BD21 5, and Staveley Road, Wheat Street, Barley Street and most of Ingrow Lane are BD22 7. The full postcode tells the driver which side to head for.
Nearby areas
Where the local details on this page come from
Checked on 28 September 2026 against:
- Postcode lookup (postcodes.io, ONS data): BD21 5EE is in Keighley West ward, Bradford, parish of Keighley
- Ingrow (Wikipedia): suburb of Keighley on the River Worth, on the A629, 0.93 miles south-west of the town centre, name from Old Scandinavian, Museum of Rail Travel and Ingrow Loco off South Street, Ingrow East station 1884-1955, St John the Evangelist (1843)
- Ingrow (West) railway station (Wikipedia): station building from Foulridge rebuilt at Ingrow, opened 1989
- Keighley (Wikipedia): tower blocks in Parkwood Rise, Holycroft and Ingrow
- Listed buildings in Keighley (Wikipedia, from the National Heritage List for England): St John's Church, Ingrow (1841-43, Neo-Norman); building at Prospect Mill (mid 19th century)
- OpenStreetMap: Kennedy House, Hainworth Lane, BD21 5BD, building:levels 12; nearby house tags: Caister Street, Caister Grove, Cromer Avenue, Cromer Grove (terraced), Staveley Road and Ingrow Lane (terraced and semi-detached), Wheat Street and Barley Street (three-storey terraced, BD22 7), South Street (A629), Queen's Road, Haincliffe Road; addr:postcode tags by street (BD21 1, BD21 5, BD22 7)
- OSRM route estimate from Bradford (OpenStreetMap road data, checked 2026-09-28): A650 (Sir Fred Hoyle Way, Aire Valley Road), Worth Way (A6035), South Street (A629)