The former Service Delivery Centre facility of the West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service is for sale with a £1.5 million price tag.
The hub, on Stanningley Road in Armley, is based on a 1.5-acre site and includes a two-storey detached office building and a single-storey detached workshop.
Walker Singleton is advertising the sale of the building and land. Its brochure states the land has: “Wide ranging potential for alternative use or redevelopment.”
The office building provides a reception, admin office, two open plan offices, staff room, server rooms and toilet facilities at ground floor; with nine various sized offices, several break-out rooms, staff room / kitchen, locker rooms and toilets at first floor.
The workshop building provides a single bay workshop and a triple bay workshop with drive-in access, together with two store areas.
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Wow ! That’s far more than they got for the histoic Pudsey Town Hall . . . why ?
Probably because the building has no historical significence so easier for a developer to knock it down and turn the site into houses.
Why didn’t the council keep it as a Firestation and save a fortune by not building a new one a few miles up the road ?
Because it doesn’t belong to the council or have anything to do with them. It belongs to West Yorkshire Fire Sevice