Plans to build a new 45-storey skyscraper in Leeds city centre have been approved.
The City Plans Panel of Leeds City Council voted yesterday to approve McLaren’s mixed use Wellington Square development of build-to-rent homes and commercial space in Leeds’ West End. Designed by Howells Architects, the new neighbourhood, will transform a 2.47 acre site into a lively gateway to Leeds city centre with a landmark tower, high-quality new homes and innovative workspace.
“Leeds is already attracting occupiers across all sectors and our development will provide market leading ESG credentials and aspirational workspaces to help them attract and keep the best talent.” The 45-storey residential tower will be home to households of up to six people in apartments ranging from one to three bedrooms.
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