Brodrick's Building, 43-51 Cookridge Street, Leeds, LS2 3AW

Brodrick’s Building is an attractive 3 storey Grade II listed period building designed by Cuthbert Brodrick who was also the architect responsible for Leeds Town Hall, The Corn Exchange and Civic theatre/Leeds City Museum. Internally the premises have been comprehensively refurbished to provide character studio office accommodation with exposed brickwork and timber beam features.

The available accommodation is situated on the 1st floor and benefits from the following specification features: -

- Air conditioning
- LG7 lighting throughout (to be upgraded to LED lighting)
- Galvanised steel trunking for data/cabling
- To be newly carpeted and decorated
- Open plan arrangement with excellent natural light
- Privately partitioned meeting room / private office space
- Kitchen facility within the demise
- Recently refurbished common areas
- W/C and shower facilities
- Fibre internet connectivity

Brodrick’s Building is strategically located in the heart of Leeds innovation district, directly north of Millennium Square occupying a prominent position on Cookridge Street. Local amenities include a plethora of shops, banks and various bars, cafés and restaurants all within a few minutes’ walk of Brodrick’s Building.