44 Mansion Gate Drive – 159 m² sold £585k

Property data

Sale history: £585,000 on Aug 2025
Floor plan: View floorplan
Internal area: 159 square metres (1,711 square feet) according to latest EPC inspection
£ per square meter (foot): £3,679 per sqm (£342 per sqft) in Aug 2025. For context, homes in Leeds are now selling for between £2,670 and £4,070 per square metre (£248 and £378 per square foot) . See the analysis of Leeds LS7-4 housing market.
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Bedrooms: na
Type: Terrace
Council tax band: na
Plot size: 152 square metres (1,636 square feet) - map showing freehold boundary lines

Archived listings

History:

Archived new build listing for 44 Mansion Gate Drive. Advertised on multiple portals. It was added on 06/03/2025. It last appeared Mar 2025.

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There are 15 historic photos of 44 Mansion Gate Drive.

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Planning applications

Planning ref:: December 2023 23/05693/TR
Type:: Tree and hedge works
Status:: Status not known
Address:: 44 Mansion Gate Drive Chapeltown Leed
Description:: T1 Copper Beech - Removal to ground level and the stump ground out for replanting of a half standard tree in its place. The tree has 2 large cavities located on the main stem. The largest accommodates a squirrel drey and it is located directly below the main crown of the tree. The other cavity is around 6 meters from ground level and is around 70cm deep. The weight of the upper crown is bias towards the dwellings and the upper limbs are showing stress fractures. There are safety concerns due to the nature of the crown and it location close to the dwellings. Replant with a Hornbeam close to where the tree has been removed.T2 Ash - Removal to ground level and the stump ground out. This tree has numerous dead branches throughout the crown and large cavities created by failing limbs ripping themselves from the tree. The tree is in an communal garden area which is used by the residents of the appartments. There are safety concerns that the tree will fail and damage the building. It is in decline and also has signs of Ash Die Back (Hymenoscyphus fraxineus). Replae with a Field Maple half standard, close to where the tree has been removed.

EPC Inspections

44, Mansion Gate Drive, LS7 4SY