Bank House: Developer Rushbond acquires former regional headquarters of the Bank of England
The firm plans to restore the exterior and upgrade the interior of Bank House, a circa 90,000 sq ft office building in Leeds city centre.
Located on the corner of King Street and Park Place, the building – which was purpose built for the Bank of England between 1969-1971 by Building Design Partnership – features an ambitious, European Brutalist-style design, clad in Cornish granite.
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Hide AdWork is expected to start in 2026. Richard Baker, from Rushbond, said: “Bank House has an incredible history and we welcome the opportunity to secure the future of this landmark building. There is a huge demand for premium office space in the city.”
Bank House adds to Rushbond’s commercial portfolio of buildings in Leeds, including The Majestic and Leeds Corn Exchange.