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Danum House
Danum House
Built in the 1930s, Danum House is a landmark building set in the heart of Doncaster. Located opposite the bustling Frenchgate Shopping Centre it occupies a prime position at the junction between Duke Street and St Sepulchre Gate.
For residents, the scheme provides modern and luxurious town centre accommodation close to all local amenities. Doncaster railway station lies less than 200 metres distant, so it’s an affordable and ideal base for commuting.
For investors, Danum House offers a rare opportunity to acquire outstanding, highly marketable rental properties.
–78 Top quality apartments
The subject of a major redevelopment by Empire, this historic Grade II listed building has gone through a huge transformation.
On the first to the fourth floors, the developer has created 78 top-quality apartments, comprising a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties.
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The scale of inward investment in Doncaster and its immediate surroundings will inevitably mean a boost to the local economy and a substantial increase in jobs. Given the strategic focus on supporting higher value industries, the need for skilled, professional workers is set to skyrocket – and this in a town where rental demand is already exceptionally high.
Boasting a rooftop built in the iconic style of the Art Deco era, Danum House has immediate visual impact. It has retained its original 1930s features but the individual apartments are built to the very latest standards. Designed for open plan living, they make the most of natural daylight with floor-to-ceiling windows and private interior balconies. The building also combines roof-mounted solar panels with a super-efficient water heating system – resulting in a minimal carbon footprint and significant energy savings for tenants.
- LUXURIOUS OPEN PLAN LIVING
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