LS14 Temple House, Ring Road, Leeds

FLEXIBLE, REFURBISHED WORKSPACE IN NORTH LEEDS with high quality existing tenant fitout!

The available space comprises the entire first floor of this two-storey building with a dedicated ground floor entrance.

The contemporary office accommodation offers a high quality specification with the benefit of existing fit out. It is offered as a wholly self contained workspace with dedicated entrance and signage opportunities but is also capable of being split into two suites.

Externally the building has been re-clad to offer a contemporary look and will further benefit from a smart refurbished ground floor reception area with a DDA compliant passenger lift.

The ground floor units are independently accessed and occupied by Beechwood Vets and Premier Martial Arts demonstrating the building lends itself to a host of other uses (Subject to Planning) which we will consider subject to obtaining the appropriate user clause. There is car parking to the front of the property providing space for approximately 45 cars plus a further two disabled spaces. This represents an excellent car parking ratio of 1:228 sq ft.

The building is located on the west side of the A6120 Leeds outer ring road, in-between its junctions with the A64 York Road and the A58 Wetherby Road, approximately six miles to the north east of Leeds city centre in the Seacroft area. Junction 44 M1(M) is approx. 3 miles to the south, providing excellent road connections to the property.

The surrounding area includes several o?ce occupiers, most notably on Limewood Business Park to the north, while Ninja Warrior occupy the rear of the property, providing a great on-site facility (discounts are available for tenants within the building).

Seacroft Green Shopping Centre is a short walk to the south and includes retailers such as Tesco Extra, Greggs, JD Sports, Poundland, Card Factory, Costa Co?ee and Subway. There is a bus stop directly opposite the building providing access to numerous bus routes across Leeds and frequent services into the city centre.