Victoria Wharf is a building with a rich commercial history. It was originally commissioned by the Victoria Ware Company in 1836 to accommodate their growing oil and dye business. Over the decades that followed, Victoria Wharf served the bustling industries of Leeds in a number of different ways, including a drysalters, a dyeware manufacturer and also as a flour mill. The property now offers office accommodation over first to fourth floors with ground floor reception area and retail space. The building's rich history is evident in many of its restored original features. From heritage style windows through to carefully integrated architectural ironwork, wooden roof trusses and pillars, and attractive Victorian brickwork, Victoria Wharf retains much of its individual character and charm. The property is located bordering Neville Street and Sovereign Street at the southern gateway to Leeds city centre. Leeds Railway Station is located nearby. The property lies within close proximity to Junction 3 of the M621 Motorway which links with the M1 Motorway.
Floor number: 3rd Floor
Newly refurbished entrance and reception area, 13-person passenger lift, Feature brick work and beams, Car parking
