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Sympathetically Refurbished Office Accommodation TO LET NEW YORK HOUSE Sympathetically refurbished office accommodation. Two floor offering between... 3,606 - 7,745 sq ft New York House, New York St, LS2 7EA A creative powerhouse waiting to be filled. • Prestigious Grade II Listed building • Situated in the popular Kirkgate District of Leeds city centre • Sympathetically refurbished office accommodation with original character features • Available to-let on a floor-by-floor basis on flexible terms • All-inclusive solutions available including furniture and data packages upon occupation NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 2 KIRKGATE MARKET NEW YORK HOUSE Warp & Weft Grade II listed New York House has always had a beating industrial heart. The characterful Victorian frontage hid warehouses and workshops that supplied textiles to the masses, VICTORIA QUARTER including the newly formed partnership of (Michael) Marks and (Tom) Spencer. It’s a spirit of commerce that still weaves through the city, and that’s at the heart of the Kirkgate area’s recent resurgence. The nearby First White Cloth Hall is soon to re-open, and the area’s quirky retail, food and drink scene is one of the city’s hidden gems. Kirkgate is part of a city comfortable in its own skin, hosting national theatre and ballet companies, world- class retail, galleries, festivals and sporting events that rival any outside the capital. Businesses of all shapes and sizes, springing to life. New ideas and new connections, with a host of thriving amenities, large and small. Right on the doorstep of New York House. NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 3 A city for... Those looking for innovation and connection. A neighbourhood for... People who think for themselves. A building for... Businesses with a spark of creative cool. Your Day... Jump off the train at Leeds Flowers from Kirkgate Market station. Less than a ten minute for a colleague’s birthday, then walk and you’re at the office - an espresso from Kapow! to flat white and a pastry in hand. get the afternoon going. Or Or head over from Leeds Bus maybe a run, with miles of Station, under five minutes beautiful River Aire towpath walk. on your doorstep. Break out for a morning After work, a glass of fizz at the meeting at Leeds Corn bar in Shears Yard to welcome Exchange, taking advantage in the weekend. City life. of the open space, before grabbing lunch at nearby All within a few minutes. Wapentake NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 4 On Your 8 Doorstep 19 11 10 9 DRINK AND DINE AT… 18 1 Crowd of Favours 5 Shears Yard 2 Lamb and Flag 6 Wapentake 3 17 15 3 Outlaws Yacht Club 7 Stew & Oyster 16 13 6 1 4 BrewDog 21 12 4 14 RELAX AND UNWIND AT… 5 8 Leeds Playhouse 10 Leeds College of Music 7 9 The Wardrobe 11 Northern Ballet 20 2 TAKE SOME ME TIME AT… 12 Puregym 15 Q61Studio 13 Koncept 16 Mr Mens Barbers 22 14 Rebel Pinup SHOP AND STAY AT… 17 Trinity 20 42 The Calls 18 Kirkgate Market 21 Leeds Corn Exchange 19 Victoria Gate 22 Jury’s Inn 5 NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 6 INDICATIVE LAYOUT PLANS • 42 workstations 1400mm x 800mm • Power and data cabling installed 1ST FLOOR • Print & storage space • Group collaboration space with projector • Meeting rooms in-situ • Lounge/client area • Private booth • Breakout space Space • Collaboration workshop • Informal touchdown space to Create WC The once-bustling creative powerhouse is ready to C be filled once more - an inspiring blank canvas across W three floors, available as a whole or let individually. A C location to spark ideas and interactions. Opportunities W for businesses of all shapes and sizes, with the flexibility to suit you and your needs. 2ND FLOOR • 52 workstations 1400mm x 800mm • Meeting rooms in situ • Breakout space • Lounge/client area • Print & storage space • Cloaks & store room CONNECTIVITY • Interview room Rushbond has partnered with Backbone Connect to pre-install fibre infrastructure which enables tenants to access day one lease line business grade connectivity without the requirement for a Wayleave. The “Plug and Play” connectivity solution pairs extremely well a Unified Communications platform for telephony, SPECIFICATION firewall security options to manage cyberattacks, Tenant WC business-grade Wi-Fi, cloud services and IT helpdesk, A full refurbishment of New York House C amongst many other services. W means tenants now benefit from a range of high end specifications. AVAILABILITY • Comfort cooling • Kitchen facilities 1st Floor 3,746 sq ft • LED lighting • Bike storage • Shower facilities • Great natural light 2nd Floor 3,606 sq ft • Male and Female WCs • Exposed period features 3rd Floor Occupied Bespoke layouts available to suit your business. NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 7 All-Inclusive Fully Fitted Solutions Available. Both floors are also available on an all-inclusive rental basis with bespoke furniture packages, data lease line and flexible terms available, enabling you to create the perfect layout and environment for your business. For further information, please contact the marketing agents. NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 8 TERMS The accommodation is available to let by way of a new effective FRI lease for a term to be agreed. RENT On application. LEGAL COSTS Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs incurred in this transaction. BUSINESS RATES Parties are advised to contact the local Rating Authority and satisfy themselves in respect of the precise rating liability. VIEWING For further information please contact the joint letting agents – OBI and Carter Towler. ENQUIRIES Oliver Stainsby Email: [email protected] Mob: 07425 223 933 Richard Fraser Email: [email protected] Mob: 07802 951 841 NEW YORK HOUSE, LEEDS 9 Oliver Stainsby Richard Fraser Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Mob: 07425 223 933 Mob: 07802 951 841 www.rushbond.co.uk.
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