Luxury Leeds student accommodation with spa and bowling lanes completed

A luxury Leeds student accommodation with a spa and bowling lane has been completed.

Over 10 years in the making, Brotherton House on Grace Street now boasts the newest, “hotel-style” student housing option.

Study Inn have announced the completion of the second phase of the building’s development, with the 15-storey tower block now holding 385 high-quality rooms, The Yorkshire Evening Post reports

State-of-the-art amenities include a spa, cinema room and yoga studio.

Leeds-based property business, J Pullans & Sons, bought the previous city centre police headquarters in 2012.

The first phase of the project involved constructing a 163-room site which preserved the unique character of the location.

But, in 2022, J Pullans & Sons expanded its hopes for the project, partnering with Study Inn to commence with phase two of the development.

The second phase, comprising a 15-storey new build alongside Brotherton House, has added 222 additional rooms. This includes a selection of en-suite serviced apartments and serviced studios.

The scheme offers wellness, entertainment, maintenance and English language lessons on-site.

The new build features photovoltaic panels and air source heat pumps. These have been installed to minimise its environmental impact, and off-site highway improvements were also carried out.

“This development highlights our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint while delivering exceptional accommodation that prioritises both sustainability and an outstanding resident experience.”

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Mark Pullan, managing director of J Pullans & Sons, said: “We’re proud to have helped bring new life to Brotherton House, ensuring this landmark building continues to serve future generations.

“Working with Study Inn Group on this redevelopment aligns with our focus on sustainable, long-term projects that benefit both the building and the wider community.”

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