Street-level CGI of Wellington Works at dusk on Wellington Road, Leeds

Leeds · LS12

Wellington Works
Leeds

City living on Leeds' west side · 416 amenity-led apartments

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Introducing Wellington Works

Three buildings.
Four hundred and sixteen homes.

Wellington Works is a new residential development by Solaris Real Estate in Leeds. Designed by Woods Bagot, its collection of 416 one, two and three bedroom apartments spans three buildings rising to 19 storeys on the western edge of Leeds city centre, alongside the historic Roundhouse and Castleton Mill.

A development by Solaris Real Estate

416
Apartments: 19
Storeys, at the tallest: Q3 2029
Estimated completion: 999
Year lease

CGI of the Wellington Works buildings from the street

The Architecture

Warm brick, deep reveals, a skyline made for the west side.

Woods Bagot's design draws on the masonry of the mills and warehouses that shaped this part of Leeds, stepping up across three buildings with ground-floor commercial space at the north-east corner of the site.

CGI of the landscaped courtyard between the buildings

Planning approved April 2025 · ref 24/04241/FU

The Residences

One, two and
three bedroom homes

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One Bedroom

From£209,315

A considered first home or a focused buy-to-let: open-plan living framed by tall windows, with the full amenity offer downstairs.

Prices subject to availability. Floorplans and sizes available on request from API Global.

CGI of an apartment bedroom — Quiet, light and finished with care.
Calm bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and soft, natural finishes. A home to come back to after the city.

Resident Amenities

Shared spaces that extend every apartment

Residents share a lobby and reception, clubhouse, co-working space and kitchen, private dining, gym and communal lounge: the shared spaces renters now expect, under the same roof.

Lobby & Reception

A welcoming arrival for residents and their guests.

CGI of the three Wellington Works buildings

Considered apartments, a short walk from Wellington Place and the city centre.

The Location

Live on the city's west side

On the western edge of Leeds city centre at the Armley Gyratory, where the completed upgrade added three new, wider and accessible footbridges for walking and cycling into town. Wellington Place, with its restaurants, bars, gyms and the UK Government Hub, is a short walk east; the A58 Inner Ring Road and M621 are on the doorstep.

Wellington Road, Leeds LS12 2DR

14Minute walkWellington Place
20Minute walkLeeds Station
20–25Minute walkBriggate & Trinity Leeds
Walk times are approximate estimates from the site.

Dine

Madre, Waki Maki, Sesame and TAP Restaurant at Wellington Place.

Train

Spirit Health & Fitness, Arch and OLTO, plus JD Gyms on Kirkstall Road.

Play

Padel, sport and event space planned for the grade II* listed Roundhouse opposite.

Unwind

Tower Square and the urban gardens, with clubs running all year round.

Heritage

Shaped by movement and making

The Leeds and Liverpool Canal, the River Aire and the arrival of the railway established west Leeds as a place of production, transport and trade. By the late nineteenth century, terraced streets stood on this site, housing people close to the mills and railway.

Those homes were cleared after the Second World War. Wellington Works brings residential life back, writing a new chapter in a place that has been evolving for generations.