Sky Gardens is transforming the Leeds city skyline with a striking new 33-storey residential tower and the restoration of the historic Midland Mills, delivering 306 high-specification apartments at the heart of the South Bank regeneration.
Located in Holbeck, the Sky Gardens development is a key part of the Leeds South Bank and Holbeck Urban Village regeneration. This project brings together heritage restoration with bold new architecture to create a modern city landmark.
The project will deliver:
This mixed-use, residential-led scheme will become a major new feature of the Leeds skyline, while helping to unlock the long-standing ambition to revitalise South Bank and Holbeck as a thriving, desirable urban neighbourhood.
The development not only preserves the city's architectural heritage but also provides high-quality city centre living, contributing to the growth and vibrancy of Leeds as a place to live, work and invest.
West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s regeneration team are leading the project with City Life as a delivery partner.
Work began in January 2024 and is expected to be completed by June 2026.
The project received £2.85 million in funding from the West Yorkshire Combined Authority.
The Brownfield Housing Fund is a major regional regeneration initiative led by the West Yorkshire Combined Authority, with £89 million in funding from the Department for Levelling Up, Housing & Communities.
Covering West Yorkshire, the programme is driving forward the redevelopment of underused brownfield land to meet housing demand and revitalise communities.
Programme objectives include:
This programme plays a key role in delivering inclusive, sustainable growth across West Yorkshire by creating vibrant, connected places where people want to live and work.
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