Christ the Saviour Church, Swinnow Lane, Leeds, LS13 4NQ

Christ the Saviour Church is an approximately rectangular shaped building dating from the 1950's. It comprises a central open worship hall with aisles off to either side and with a semi circular sanctuary at one end and a stage at the other. Off the sides are ancillary rooms including an office, male and female WC's, a kitchen and stores rooms.

The main part of the property is of framed construction clad externally with brickwork. It sits under a twin pitched roof covered with pantiles. There is high level glazing proving natural light along each side. The ancillary space to the sides is also of brick but under flat felted roofs.

The property is located in the south Leeds suburb of Swinnow very close to Pudsey just to the west. The Ring Road lies a short distance to the north providing easy access around the city and to Bradford. It is found at the junction of Swinnow Lane, Swinnow Road and Swinnow Walk. Leeds city centre lies approximately two miles to the east.

The property can be viewed upon request from our office.

The church is felt freehold by our client although it is currently subject to a restrictive covenant imposed by Leeds City Council restricting its use to Ecclesiastic (Church) use. The property is offered for sale with vacant possession subject to continued church use or with the covenant lifted by negotiation with Leeds City Council. They should not not be approached directly in relation to this matter. The property is offered for sale with a quoting price of £290,000 subject to contract.

Each party to bear their own costs in relation to the transaction.

The prospective tenant will need to satisfy the Anti Money Laundering policies of the letting agent and the landlord client. This is usually two forms of identification and confirmation of the source of funds.