Steeton

Settlement in Yorkshire Selby

England

Steeton

The Aagrah The Aagrah Indian restaurant on the A64. This used to be The Wild Man public house. — The Aagrah Credit: John Davidson

Steeton is a small village located in the Craven district of North Yorkshire, England. Situated approximately 4 miles southeast of Keighley, it is nestled between the A629 road and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. With a population of around 4,000 residents, Steeton is a tight-knit community with a rich history.

The village has a charming rural setting, surrounded by picturesque countryside and rolling hills. It offers a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those seeking a quieter lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of larger towns and cities.

Steeton is well-connected to neighboring areas, with regular bus services and a train station that provides easy access to Leeds, Bradford, and other nearby towns. This makes it a convenient location for commuters.

The village boasts a range of amenities, including a primary school, a medical center, a post office, and a handful of local shops. There are also several pubs and restaurants, providing options for socializing and dining out.

Nature lovers will appreciate the village's close proximity to outdoor recreational areas, such as the picturesque Aire Valley and the nearby Yorkshire Dales National Park. These offer opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the natural beauty of the region.

Overall, Steeton offers a peaceful and welcoming environment, making it an attractive place to live for those seeking a close-knit community and a rural lifestyle.

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Steeton Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.900069/-1.2016253 or Grid Reference SE5245. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Aagrah

The Aagrah Indian restaurant on the A64. This used to be The Wild Man public house.

John Davidson

Looking west along Bilbrough main street

Street furniture and waste carrying portable toilet, belie the beauty of the church. Village consists of main street and "Back Lane".

Bob Bowyer

View south from minor road west of Bilbrough

Southern end of the Vale of York, looking south. Ferrybridge power station is occasionally visible through the trees. Large arable fields make for a monotonous landscape.

Bob Bowyer

Eastgarth farmhouse

Large farmhouse at the eastern end of the hamlet of Catterton on Moor Lane - note exotic chimneys.

Bob Bowyer

A64 - Colton Lane

This large road junction meets the end of the bridlepath from Copmanthorpe. The A64 runs under the bridge, with the right being towards York.

DS Pugh

A64 - Bowbridge farm

Bowbridge farm is on the right. Away from the camera is towards York.

DS Pugh

A64 Looking along the A64 towards York, between York and Tadcaster. The section at the side is a cycle route that runs along this stretch of the A64, making Tadcaster now easily accessible from York by bike, although not the most pleasant route.

A64

Looking along the A64 towards York, between York and Tadcaster. The section at the side is a cycle route that runs along this stretch of the A64, making Tadcaster now easily accessible from York by bike, although not the most pleasant route.

DS Pugh

Little Chef

on the A64 near Askham Richard. Little Chefs are hard to find nowadays - at one time they were everywhere.

Margaret Clough

Bilbrough, St James's Church

This Church is mid way down the eastern boundary of the O/S grid which it occupies.

Bill Henderson

View near Bilbrough on the A64 towards Leeds

Phil Catterall

Colton

The village of Colton, southwest of York.

DS Pugh

Across to Steeton Hall

Taken from the edge of Colton village, looking across farmland to Steeton Hall in the distance.

DS Pugh

Mill Hill

This is along Braegate lane.

DS Pugh

Moat

A view of the Moat by Old Street Farm near Catterton.

Brian C Payne

Paddock and Farm Buildings, Beck Farm, Catterton

The village of Catterton lies on the intersection of four Geograph squares and Beck Farm is in SE5045. This view is from Moor Lane on the Western edge of the village.

Robert Neilson

Farm Building in Catterton, North Yorkshire

Catterton is a typical small farming hamlet centred around two or three farms. It also situated at the intersection of four geograph squares and this farm building is situated within SE5145.

Robert Neilson