Fourteen newly built flats in the centre of Harrogate are set to go on the market in the next few days.
The Trinity House development, which was built on the site of the former River Island shop on Cambridge Street, consists of one and two-bedroom properties.
Prices for one-bedroom flats start at £300,000.
It is one of several schemes recently approved by planners to convert town centre retail units in Harrogate to residential homes.
The former main post office on Cambridge Road, the former Orvis shop on West Park and the former Kings Club strip club on Oxford Street, are all due to be transformed to homes.
Trinity Court features a central landscaped courtyard. Eight parking spaces are also available by separate negotiation to the flats.
Cathy Evans, head of Preston Baker land and new homes, which is the sales agent for Trinity House, said the flats “epitomise luxury living” and were “sure to be extremely popular”. She added:
“They are exquisitely crafted to provide an unrivalled living experience with an emphasis on space and style.”
Trinity House spans three floors and includes a lift, entry video intercom, private balconies in some apartments, CCTV in communal areas, underfloor heating throughout and hardwood floors.
The scheme is being delivered by Doncaster-based developer Swan Homes, part of the Vigo Group.
Nathan Brough, managing director of Swan Homes, said:
“We are thrilled to have completed the development of Trinity House. The 14 apartments will make beautiful homes for people who wish to live or work in Harrogate.”
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14 Harrogate town centre flats ‘to be completed by spring’
Flats being built on the site of the former River Island premises in Harrogate town centre are due to be completed in spring next year, the agent has said.
Work on the 14 one- and two-bed apartments at Trinity House, opposite Primark on Cambridge Street, began in June, and estate agent Preston Baker is now inviting expressions of interest.
Cathy Evans, head of land and new homes at Preston Baker, said:
“The Trinity House website only went live on Monday, and we’ve already had some enquiries.
“We’re expecting the apartments will be completed by spring 2024, but we’re hoping to be able to go live to market around the end of this month or the beginning of September.”
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Work at the site includes the construction of a roof extension and central courtyard overlooked by the apartments’ balconies, as well as eight parking spaces.
The property is owned by a Santander pension fund and is being developed by Doncaster-based Swan Homes.
Trinity House was named after Trinity College at the University of Cambridge, in recognition of the property’s location on Cambridge Street. The University of Cambridge is the alma mater of Tariq Shah, director of Swan Homes’ parent company, Vigo Group.