Developer consults on 246-home city blueprint

A developer has launched a public consultation on a planned 246-home venture.

Glenbrook hopes to create a 24-storey residential tower and six-storey shoulder building in Leeds.

It says the Meadow Lane blueprint – which would feature one, two and three-bed apartments alongside commercial space – would “transform a prominent brownfield site at an important gateway between the city centre and wider South Bank regeneration area”.

Glenbrook was chosen by Leeds City Council as preferred developer for the site in 2024, with the project supported by architect Carey Jones Chapman Taylor; ID Planning; mechanical and electrical engineer Whitley & Partners; landscaper Re-for; structural and civil engineer Hexa; and Abacus Cost Management.

Michael Watson, Glenbrook development manager, said: “Meadow Lane is a really exciting opportunity.

“We’ve worked closely with Leeds City Council and the wider design team to develop a scheme that responds to its surroundings.

“The taller element has been carefully considered as part of the emerging city skyline, while the lower shoulder building and its curved form respond more directly to the neighbouring heritage.

“We’re looking forward to hearing people’s views on the proposals before we finalise and submit our planning application.”

The public consultation process will run until Wednesday, September 23. Visit www.meadowlane-leeds.com for more information.

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