Opis:

The mixed use building is strategically located to establish a step-change in quality for the North West part of Holbeck. It is a 'pioneering' or 'Gateway' site. The scale and dramatic form of the building reflects this significance, but is careful to provide a transition between the emerging scale of Whitehall Road and the existing scale/character of Springwell Road.

Located on the edge of the city centre, the site is ideally located for easy access to all the amenities on offer in the city.

* Located in Leeds

* Prices From £125,185

* Completion Q4 2019

* Guarenteed Returns For 3 Years

* 250 Year Leasehold

Why Invest in Whitehall?

The scheme includes are number of different spaces where residents can enjoy the outdoors. At the heart of the development there is a raised communal garden which features both soft and hard landscaping, in addition to providing a number of seating areas. Allowing residents to sit outside and enjoy a drink whilst reading their favorite book. The communal garden is gated creating a secure and safe environment for the residents.
In addition to the communal garden there are a number of apartments across the scheme which have access to private terraces. All of the apartments on the first floor which look out onto the communal garden have their own private terrace. In addition to this there are a number of private roof terraces which are south west facing and will provide fantastic views across Leeds.

This fantastic location on the edge of the city centre means that all the amenities and attractions the city has to offer are just a short walk away. With Leeds train station just a short 15 minute walk from the site, travelling to other major cities across the country is effortless. The site also benefits from being in close proximity to the River Aire and the canal footpaths which provide tranquil walks into the city centre.
The inner city ring road is just a short two minute drive from the site, this provides easy access to major national transport networks such as the M62, M1 & A1.

Our vision is to create a vibrant and sustainable new community on the important artery of Whitehall Road. This will represent a natural progression of the development growth along this important road, following the likes of Wellington Place, One Whitehall (new home of the Yorkshire Post) and the Green Bank development.

The increase in scale, from Springwell Road to the North East corner on Whitehall Road, creates a sail-like form with a wonderful series of southfacing roof terraces. The strong form follows the western boundary of the site and provides shelter to a private landscaped garden for residents. Amenity levels are high for residents of the 224 apartments and the development also benefits from active usage (commercial space) to the street frontage. Sixty secure parking spaces, cycle stores, plant rooms and bin stores are all located beneath the building and garden terrace.

Why Leeds?

Leeds is a thriving environment for business. It has a diverse and robust economy, vibrant cultural and leisure hotspots, excellent connectivity, outstanding value and a world leading approach in emerging and high growth sectors, Leeds is the economic centre of the Leeds City Region and a compelling proposition for stable, long-term growth.
The Leeds economy is worth £18 billion, a growth rate of almost 40% in the last decade. Its home to over 25,000 businesses and has the highest ratio of private to public sector jobs of all major UK cities.

Leeds is home to over 25,000 businesses and has the highest ratio of private to public sector jobs of all major UK cities. Over 30 national and international banks are based here or in the wider region, and many firms have national/global headquarter operations, including first direct, KPMG, HSBC, DLA Piper, Bank of Scotland and Yorkshire Bank.

The Leeds City Region has 14 further education colleges, nine higher education institutions and wellrespected colleges of art, design and music. The innovation potential from highly-skilled graduates is virtually limitless here, with one of the highest concentrations of universities in Europe.

During the last global recession the economy of the region grew by 40%, the main contributing factor to this growth is the diversity of the regions economy. The region has thousands of companies in varying sectors providing a dynamic yet secure future for the region.