Former Leeds church transformed into blocks of flats to go on auction next week
Prospective landlords should look out for this new property opportunity
A former Methodist Church which has been converted into a block of flats in Leeds is set to go on auction next week.
The block of 16 flats, located on 42 Trentham Street in Beeston, will go on live online auction on Wednesday August 26 at 12pm.
The guide price is £475,000 and the property features 16 one-bedroom flats equipped with their own gas and electricity supply.
Ten of the flats are accessed off Trentham St with four to the ground floor, four to the first floor and two to the second floor, while the remaining six are accessed off Lodge Lane with two on each of the ground, first and second floors.
The flats are the former site of Trinity Methodist Church, which was first built in 1907.
The church, which was designed by Walter Samuel Braithwaite, and functioned as a place of worship and community gatherings.
Now converted into a block of flats, this auction opportunity offers a landlord an opportunity to own a truly unique kind of property.