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£425,0002 bedroom maisonette for sale
Hanover Square, Leeds, LS3
Maisonette
2 beds
1 bath
1420
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 999 yrs left
Ground rent: £170 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £3,600 per annum
Council tax: Ask agent
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Property reference- Charlotte Herbert-Davies
Stepping through the imposing front door, you are welcomed into a generous entrance hallway that immediately sets the tone for this remarkable home. Brimming with elegance, this space offers a perfect blend of grandeur and practicality, with extensive built-in storage cleverly incorporated without compromising its sense of scale. From here, the eye is naturally drawn to the dramatic Georgian staircase sweeping upwards, a striking architectural feature that connects the two floors of the maisonette.
The bespoke kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to complement the grandeur of the building, with a central island, integrated appliances, and ample storage. Finished in a deep navy with contrasting marble-effect worktops, the room combines modern practicality with architectural drama, making it as functional as it is impressive.
The principal reception room is a breath-taking space, housed within one of the Hall’s curved wings. Towering sash windows with original shutters flood the room with light, while framing views of the landscaped gardens. The room’s generous proportions easily accommodate both living and dining areas, enhanced by hardwood flooring, elegant ceiling height, and period detailing.
The main bedroom mirrors the architectural drama of the living space, with a semi-circular bay of sash windows providing natural light and leafy outlooks. A serene retreat, the room is finished in soft tones with ample fitted wardrobes, and benefits from its own private En suite bathroom with bath and shower over.
The second bedroom is equally impressive, with stylish décor, high ceilings, and clever use of space. A bespoke mezzanine level creates additional storage or sleeping area, and the room is further enhanced by its own modern En suite shower room. French doors open onto a Juliet-style balcony, filling the room with light and connecting it to the gardens beyond.
In addition, the maisonette offers a separate guest cloakroom, designed with a clean, neutral aesthetic, adding further practicality for family and visitors alike.
From the landing, there is access to a private balcony, a rare and peaceful spot to enjoy morning coffee or evening drinks, overlooking the mature grounds. Residents also enjoy use of Denison Hall’s extensive landscaped communal gardens, with sweeping lawns and established trees offering a tranquil parkland setting rarely found in such a central location.
Built in 1786, Denison Hall is one of Leeds's finest examples of Georgian architecture. Originally a grand private residence, it later housed the Lord Mayor of Leeds before being sensitively converted into exclusive homes. Today, it stands as a celebrated Grade II* listed landmark, offering history with modern convenience.
Hanover Square is a peaceful Georgian square just a short walk from Leeds city centre. Shops, cafés, the University, LGI, and the business district are all nearby, with excellent transport links connecting across West Yorkshire. Denison Hall’s mature gardens and historic setting provide a rare sense of calm at the very heart of the city.
Currently a much-loved family home, this maisonette would also suit young professionals seeking a statement property that combines character, comfort, and a prime central location.
Viewings are strictly by appointment only through Charlotte Herbert-Davies.
Stepping through the imposing front door, you are welcomed into a generous entrance hallway that immediately sets the tone for this remarkable home. Brimming with elegance, this space offers a perfect blend of grandeur and practicality, with extensive built-in storage cleverly incorporated without compromising its sense of scale. From here, the eye is naturally drawn to the dramatic Georgian staircase sweeping upwards, a striking architectural feature that connects the two floors of the maisonette.
The bespoke kitchen has been thoughtfully designed to complement the grandeur of the building, with a central island, integrated appliances, and ample storage. Finished in a deep navy with contrasting marble-effect worktops, the room combines modern practicality with architectural drama, making it as functional as it is impressive.
The principal reception room is a breath-taking space, housed within one of the Hall’s curved wings. Towering sash windows with original shutters flood the room with light, while framing views of the landscaped gardens. The room’s generous proportions easily accommodate both living and dining areas, enhanced by hardwood flooring, elegant ceiling height, and period detailing.
The main bedroom mirrors the architectural drama of the living space, with a semi-circular bay of sash windows providing natural light and leafy outlooks. A serene retreat, the room is finished in soft tones with ample fitted wardrobes, and benefits from its own private En suite bathroom with bath and shower over.
The second bedroom is equally impressive, with stylish décor, high ceilings, and clever use of space. A bespoke mezzanine level creates additional storage or sleeping area, and the room is further enhanced by its own modern En suite shower room. French doors open onto a Juliet-style balcony, filling the room with light and connecting it to the gardens beyond.
In addition, the maisonette offers a separate guest cloakroom, designed with a clean, neutral aesthetic, adding further practicality for family and visitors alike.
From the landing, there is access to a private balcony, a rare and peaceful spot to enjoy morning coffee or evening drinks, overlooking the mature grounds. Residents also enjoy use of Denison Hall’s extensive landscaped communal gardens, with sweeping lawns and established trees offering a tranquil parkland setting rarely found in such a central location.
Built in 1786, Denison Hall is one of Leeds's finest examples of Georgian architecture. Originally a grand private residence, it later housed the Lord Mayor of Leeds before being sensitively converted into exclusive homes. Today, it stands as a celebrated Grade II* listed landmark, offering history with modern convenience.
Hanover Square is a peaceful Georgian square just a short walk from Leeds city centre. Shops, cafés, the University, LGI, and the business district are all nearby, with excellent transport links connecting across West Yorkshire. Denison Hall’s mature gardens and historic setting provide a rare sense of calm at the very heart of the city.
Currently a much-loved family home, this maisonette would also suit young professionals seeking a statement property that combines character, comfort, and a prime central location.
Viewings are strictly by appointment only through Charlotte Herbert-Davies.
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