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New Leeds City Apartments Are Huge Success
WORK is complete at Leeds city centre’s latest ‘build to rent’ apartment scheme and the fully furnished, brand new apartments are all now fully occupied after being reserved in a matter of weeks.
The development, marketed by Leeds city living specialist Morgans, is located in an enviable position on New Briggate and consists of 13, one and two bedroom, apartments over five floors.
Each home is finished to an exceptional standard and includes air conditioning, which is a first for Leeds city centre, as well as high quality furnishings and a stunning range of kitchens and bathrooms.
Jonathan Morgan, managing director of Morgans, says: “These apartments have been extremely popular with discerning tenants looking for a standout home. Each property has been carefully designed and thoughtfully furnished so tenants just needed their clothes and personal belongings, to move straight in.
“The development’s location has been another major selling point. The apartments occupy the upper floors above North Bar, next to the city’s Grand Theatre, with both Briggate and Victoria Gate just around the corner, meaning the development has some of the UK’s best shops, bars and restaurants on its doorstep.
“As a result we were inundated with enquiries as soon as we started marketing these apartments and it’s fantastic to see them already fully occupied, in such a short space of time.”
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