Crossgates Working Men’s Club in east Leeds wants to sell off an “underused” part of its grounds, once used for car parking, to be developed into a small estate of nine properties.
Outlining the proposals, it said: “The club is currently in financial difficulty and seeking to maintain its future existence and presence within the community through disposing of an area of surplus land for the erection of nine dwellings together with a new car park for the club.
If approved, the scheme in principle would see a block of three townhouses, all of them three storeys high built, alongside six semi-detached properties.However, the development would also formalise 19 parking spaces specifically for the club’s members, in addition to a smaller parking area currently in use on the south side of the venue, on Cold Well Road.
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