Historic Leeds building penthouse undergoes five-figure makeover
A penthouse in the centre of Leeds has gone on the market after undergoing a five-figure revamp.
The apartment in a former warehouse conversion, situated on Wellington Street in the centre of Leeds’ financial district, has had a £25k makeover.
Converted into 18 apartments in 2004, the Grade II listed building has retained most of its original features, including high ceilings and large window openings.
Comprising 2,872 sq ft of residential space, the property has been brought to market by regional property specialist Linley & Simpson with Morgans.
Linley & Simpson with Morgans’ sales manager, Andy Bonner, commented: “The prominent development, with its desirable location, would suit a buyer that’s keen to take advantage of the very best that city living has to offer.”
“Having had a complete redecoration throughout, the property offers an abundance of high-tech features, including a centralised music system with individual controls, air conditioning and bespoke lighting.”
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