Official figures released by the government have revealed the most affluent areas of Leeds.
The 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation measures neighbourhoods according to a range of criteria including average levels of income, employment, and crime rates.
The areas with the lowest scores have the least deprivation and can be deemed the most affluent areas of a city.
We've broken down the data by Lower Super Output Area, a geographic area covering a small neighbourhood of the city.
Here are the 17 neighbourhoods with the lowest deprivation index score.
13. The St Anne's Road, Headingley Mount, and Cardigan Road area in Headingley
The St Anne's Road, Headingley Mount, and Cardigan Road area was rated at 3.7% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation. | Google
14. The Buckstones, Windermere Drive, and Blackthill Lane area in Alwoodley
The Buckstones, Windermere Drive, and Blackthill Lane area was rated at 3.8% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation. | Google
15. The East Rington and Bardsey area near Harewood
The East Rington and Bardsey area was rated at 3.9% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation.
16. The Severn Drive and Ribblesdale Avenue area in Garforth
Oughtibridge & Bradfield was rated at 12.36% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 21st lowest figure in Sheffield | Google
17. The Ludlow Avenue, The Chase, and Braemar Drive area in East Garforth
Oughtibridge & Bradfield was rated at 12.36% in the 2025 Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government's index of deprivation, the 21st lowest figure in Sheffield | Google