Micklethwaite House, 70 Cross Green Lane, Leeds, LS9 0DG

Micklethwaite House formerly the clergy house of the adjacent St Hildas Church, was converted to offices about twenty years ago. It lies adjacent to the modern Green Quarter flat development and close to Citu's Climate Innovation District. Fronting Cross Green Lane its lies just to the north of Knowlsthorpe Crescent, providing direct access to both Junction 45 of the M1 and Junction 4 of the M621.

Built of brick under a pitched slated roof it offers two floors of office accommodation. The ground floor is made up of smaller rooms with a larger open plan area at first but also with private meetings rooms. There is a second floor attic currently used for storage and a small cellar.

Until recently the property was occupied at first floor by the vendors and with the ground floor rooms being let to small charities. Two remain although the property is offered with vacant possession. Plans have been prepared showing the conversion of the building into six residential units and can be sent to interested parties. It stands on a site of 1,090 sq m (0.27 acre) with the external areas currently arranged as a garden.

Micklethwaite House is located in Cross Green, on the eastern edge of Leeds city centre. To the north is a large area of housing with predominantly industrial property to the south including on the substantial Cross Green Estate.

Cross Green Lane lies just off Knowlethorpe Crescent a major route for traffic out of the city centre and towards Junction 45 of the M1 to the south east.

Please contact the office to arrange a viewing.

Micklethwaite House is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession. Offers are invited in excess of £350,000.

Micklethwaite House is held freehold. The Title contains a covenant limiting use to offices. It may be possible to vary this subject to agreement - please ask to discuss with us.