A RICH PAST, STEEPED IN HISTORY
Our story from the very start…
July 1916.
Originally built as the home of Henry Heatons clothing company, Crispin House was completed in July 1916 and was best known for manufacturing clothing for the armed services.
1926
Crispin’s next occupier was HW Poole & Sons, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers. This is when Crispin was renamed after the patron saint of shoemakers, cobblers, and leatherworkers, St Crispin. The ‘1926’ stonework placed in commemoration of the extension commissioned at the time is still visible.
2012
In 2012, Leeds based Rushbond completed the purchase of the now run down “Crispin House” and began the process of breathing new life into the iconic shell whilst preserving and enhancing the buildings character and personality.
HERE AND NOW
Crispin has been completley reinvented and remains one of the most iconic buildings on the fast changing Leeds skyline. It is now how to 83 individual and high quality apartments and penthouses for long term rental.