Jubilee Hotel, The Headrow Leeds, LS1 2QS

Suitable for a variety of uses including Leisure, Retail, Office / Clinic (STP)

The unit comprises a regular shaped unit with return frontage and a canopy corner entrance off The Headrow.

Contemporary full-height glazing frames the unit on two elevations with impressive height and it is to be handed over as a shell with exposed concrete columns and exposed services to the ceiling.

Servicing can be to the front of the unit or off Park Cross Street and the unit would suit F&B / Leisure, given its prominent position and the established leisure circuit in the immediate vicinity, but it is also suitable for Retail, Office or Clinic use (STP).

The unit provides a blank canvas to the occupier to inject their own style and character into the space. The unit also offers scope for some outside seating along The Headrow, subject to pavement licence.

The property is located in the city centre of Leeds and occupies a very prominent position on the corner of The Headrow and East Parade, which is heavily trafficked by both pedestrians and vehicles.

This part of the city centre comprises an exciting and dynamic mixed use area. The subject property is situated at the intersection of the city’s Civic Quarter, Business District, and popular leisure circuit and is a stone’s throw from the Retail Quarter and within walking distance of the station.

The unit forms part of a new build modern extension adjoining the existing Jubilee Hotel, an Edwardian Baroque masterpiece built in 1904. This Grade II listed building has been fully restored to its former glory to create an Aparthotel run by Supercity Aparthotels.

The Jubilee Hotel was once described as the only remaining ‘gin palace’. The earliest of these emerged in 1830s’ London, based on the new fashionable shops being built at the time. Fitted out at great expense and lit by gas lights, they were hugely popular with the middle classes.