This impressive period terrace property, currently divided into five self-contained flats, presents a unique opportunity for investors and renovators alike. Nestled in a desirable conservation area of North Leeds, the location is enhanced by its proximity to the Meanwood Valley Trail and easy access to local amenities in Headingley and Meanwood as well as direct routes into Leeds city centre. With three flats currently vacant, plus two additional rental agreements in place yielding £795 and £800 per calendar month respectively, there's considerable potential for rental income or future renovation.
The building offers a characterful arrangement with two ground-floor one-bedroom flats, a two-bedroom flat on the first floor, another two-bedroom unit on the second floor, and a loft-style one-bedroom flat featuring a balcony with scenic views. Previous planning permission was granted in 2005 for basement alterations to convert one of the flats into a larger two-bedroom space, adding further potential for expansion. The property benefits from both front and rear outdoor spaces; while the rear yard provides private access from Brookfield Road, the mature garden at the front invites recreational use with its direct connection to local walking paths. Internal inspections are highly recommended to fully appreciate both the size and diverse renovation options available for this substantial property.