Leeds property that starred in BBC1's The Syndicate is up for sale
Life is imitating art now that Green Meadows which has a starring role in TV hit The Syndicate, is on the market. The property in the sought-after Leeds village of Eccup features as Woodvale Kennels in the BBC1 series.
Kay Mellor’s storyline revolves around young members of a Lottery syndicate who work at Woodvale. But when the For Sale sign goes up on the doggy daycare centre, their jobs are in jeopardy.
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Hide AdThe brilliant plot delivers hope when the permanently cash-strapped co-workers win the Lottery jackpot only to be cheated of the £27m win by the newsagent, played by Neil Morrissey, who sold them the ticket. He then scarpers to Monaco with kennel staff in hot pursuit.
Justice prevails and the newly-minted millionaires decide their happy ever after lies in buying and running their much-loved workplace. How much they paid for Woodvale is not clear but those who fancy buying the property that played it might well need a Lottery win.
Green Meadows is on the market for £1.395m with Adair Paxton and has been run as a successful kennels and cattery business. Set in five and a half acres of land, it also enjoys stunning rural views and comes with an impressive detached house.
The stone-built home has three reception rooms, a conservatory, kitchen/diner and utility room. Upstairs are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. Outside there is a drive, detached garage, formal gardens, an orchard and a pond. The outbuildings have been used as a kennels/cattery and there are facilities to house 69 dog kennels and 59 cat pens, along with the facilities for dog bathing and grooming,
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Hide AdAdair Paxton say: “The property, which has potential for equestrian use, has been well maintained and the grounds are immaculate. This is a rare opportunity and there is no onward chain.”
*The Syndicate series 4 is on the BBC iPlayer.
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