Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "History of Seacroft" in English language version.
....to apply for sanction to borrow £135,600 for erection of 104 dwellings on the Beechwood Seacroft estate....
...(by the end) of the year 204 houses on the Beechwood Estate, Seacroft...The City of Leeds is the first local authority in the country to experiment with this system of house building... (also Yorkshire Post and Leeds Intelligencer West Yorkshire, England 30 May 1953 - The City of Leeds - BEECHWOOD HOUSING ESTATE (Area No. 2) SEACROFT...)
....Committee accepted a contract yesterday for 500 Wates type houses, a prefabricated system construction, to be built on the Beechwood Estate, Seacroft. The contractors are ...
note particularly pages 10, 11 and 12
Description: 17th September 1962...Kentmere Avenue runs to the right edge in front of Beechwood School...
The Manor of Roundhay: 1603 - 26th February. The dependent manor of Seacroft was granted by James I to Charles Blount, Earl of Devon. In 1605 the Earl conveyed Seacroft to George Shillito Esq. of Houghton. For the next 200 years the legal dispute, whether the manor of Seacroft had ceased to be subject to the paramount manor of Roundhay, dragged on.
It (Beechwood) stayed in the Lupton family until the 1990s, though much of the land around it was sold off in the 1950s and became the Seacroft council estate.
note particularly pages 10, 11 and 12
