• Substantial period terrace +
• Characterful very spacious accommodation +
• Split into 5 self-contained flats +
• Further improvement required +
• Lovely garden in leafy sought-after location +
• Close to amenities in Headingley & Meanwood +

A SUBSTANTIAL AND CHARACTERFUL PERIOD TERRACE CURRENTLY SPLIT INTO FIVE SELF-CONTAINED FLATS, SITUATED IN THIS SOUGHT-AFTER LEAFY LOCATION, IN ONE OF NORTH LEEDS CONSERVATION AREAS, ON THE DOORSTEP OF THE MEANWOOD VALLEY TRAIL FOOTPATH AND MIDWAY BETWEN THE EXTENSIVE AMENITIES, SHOPS BARS, AND RESTARAUNTS IN HEADINGLEY & MEANWOOD, WITH EASY ACCESS INTO LEEDS CITY CENTRE.

Three of the flats are vacant with one flat let on a rolling contract at £795 pcm and another let until May 2026 at £800pcm.

The property now offers buyers the opportunity to further upgrade and improve, possibly with layout alterations or alternatively, there is potential to turn the property back to a private dwelling. The accommodation currently comprises an entrance hall accessed via Brookfield Road, but this is in fact the rear of the property, which leads to two x one bedroomed ground floor flats, a two bedroomed flat on the first floor, a two bedroomed flat on the second floor and a further one bedroomed loft style flat on the top floor with a balcony enjoying lovely leafy views.  Planning permission has also been previously obtained in 2005 to extend and alter the accommodation into the basement so that one of the one bedroomed flats becomes two bedrooms.

Outside, there is a rear yard (entrance from Brookfield Road) and a good sized garden to the front, bordered by mature hedging, enjoying direct access onto the Meanwood valley footpath and Meanwood Beck.

Internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate the size and scope for improvement, either as a continued investment or conversion back to a very spacious and characterful period home with a garden.