London property company completes refurbishment of Leeds business park
A London property company has completed the refurbishment of a business park in Leeds.
Gatsby group, a property development and investment company, has announced that it has completed the refurbishment of Landmark Court business park in Leeds.
The London-based developer has invested £200k in the refurbishment which includes upgrades to the internal specification of each building and the external landscaping.
Landmark Court is made up of seven detached self-contained office buildings set within a landscaped site on Elland Road, one mile south of Leeds city centre.
Cushman & Wakefield and Carter Towler are the joint letting agents at Landmark Court.
Harry Finney, of Cushman & Wakefield’s office agency team in Leeds, commented: “We are delighted to launch the buildings to market following a significant refurbishment.
“The buildings provide the design, quality and specification required by a modern office occupier and benefit from excellent access to Junction 2 of the M621 motorway.”
Philip Shopland-Reed, associate at Carter Towler, commented: “Landmark Court is in a great location just minutes from the city centre and with the motorway junction only a stone’s throw away.
“The estate was waiting for an injection of capital to improve the immediate surroundings and the quality of the space on offer on the business park, which is exactly what Gatsby have done.
“The buildings now offer excellent quality office space with parking ratios rarely seen in the city.”
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