Details of a development of nine exclusive, art-deco style apartments in Leeds expected to fetch £12m have been shared.
The closed-off luxury development in Shadwell is a joint venture between property developer Christine Yorath and Leeds-based Torsion Homes. The current property off of Ring Road Shadwell is set to be knocked down and the new development built in its place. The nine new apartments making up the development, named 'Val D'or', have a gross development value of £12m.
Property developer Christine Yorath said: “Our shared vision for superior construction aligns seamlessly with Torsion's commitment to excellence. The idea to replace the original house with exclusive residences by working with Torsion and Den Architects will represent the pinnacle in luxury living.
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