Modern serviced accomodation in the centre of the city
Stay in a unique converted Victorian mill, set within one of Leeds’ quieter, protected conservation districts. This characterful apartment blends industrial heritage with modern comfort; featuring original brickwork, soaring ceilings and vast windows that frame leafy views
Book now on AirBnbAn Historic Landmark
This flat is set within a striking historic building that once played a key role in Leeds’ industrial story. Originally built in 1889 as the Centaur Clothing Factory, the building was home to clothiers, hatmakers, and costume manufacturers during the city’s manufacturing peak. Its red brick façade, stone detailing, and strong industrial proportions reflect the confidence and craftsmanship of late Victorian design.
Today, that industrial heritage has been carefully adapted into modern city living. High ceilings and generous proportions hint at the building’s original purpose, while contemporary comforts make it a calm and practical place to stay. It’s a space where history and modern life sit comfortably side by side, offering character, atmosphere, and a genuine sense of place.
What this place offers
- City skyline view
- Bath
- Hair dryer
- Washer
- Hangers
- Bed linen
- Extra pillows and blankets
- Iron
- Clothes drying rack
- Clothes storage
- Ethernet connection
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What our guests say
Fantastic space. Loved the bathroom. Really enjoyed the home, & how helpful host was. Even after a disturbing them-late on, they were kind enough to help me as cheerful as always. Lovely decor too. Can’t recommend this spot enough. Definitely coming back, thank you again.
Local Highlights
Leeds offers a lively mix of culture and independent food spots, all within easy reach. Art lovers can explore the impressive collections at Leeds Art Gallery, while history enthusiasts will enjoy the nearby Royal Armouries Museum, home to one of the world's most important arms and armour collections. For food and drink, Trinity Leeds and the beautifully restored Thornton's Arcade offer everything from casual cafés to independent boutiques. In the evenings, the regenerated waterfront at Leeds Dock is ideal for relaxed dining and drinks by the canal.
For fresh air and open space, locals head to Roundhay Park, one of Europe's largest city parks, with lakes, woodland walks, and playgrounds that are perfect for families. A short journey away, Harewood House combines landscaped gardens, historic interiors, and family-friendly attractions. If you enjoy the outdoors, the canalside paths around Leeds and Liverpool Canal offer peaceful walks and cycling routes, while nearby Yorkshire countryside makes an easy and rewarding day trip for longer walks and scenic views.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is self check-in available?
Yes — via lockbox / smart lock / key safe. Full instructions are sent before arrival.
How many guests can stay?
The property accommodates four guests. Please ensure your booking matches your group size.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is from 3pm, check-out is by 11am. Early/late options may be available on request.
How do I get to the property?
Detailed directions and access instructions are provided after booking.
Is parking available?
Private parking is available. Details included in your arrival guide.
What’s nearby?
Shops, cafés, public transport, and local attractions are all within five minutes.
Is Wi-Fi included?
Yes — fast Wi-Fi is available. Login details are inside the property.
Is the kitchen fully equipped?
Yes — cookware, plates, cutlery, kettle, coffee maker, and basic cooking essentials are provided.
Is there a TV / streaming?
Smart TV/streaming apps are available. Please use your own accounts where required.
Is there heating / air conditioning?
The property has heating and a fan, with easy-to-use controls.