Leeds Federated Housing Association and Keyland Developments have submitted plans to build more than 60 new homes on a greenfield site in Pudsey.
If approved, the plans submitted to Leeds City Council could see a mix of 66 apartments and houses built off Owlcotes Road.
The apartments are set to be housed in two-storey blocks, with the overall development comprising a mix of one-, two-, three-, and four-bed properties.
Leeds Federated Housing Association and Keyland Developments have jointly applied for full planning permission for the site, which includes details on design, parking, landscaping, and layout.
Planning chiefs have already approved the principle of building dozens of homes on the site, which is owned by Yorkshire Water.
At the time, there were 13 objections to the initial proposals.
The latest submission will see the council decide on the smaller details of the plans.
Leeds Federated Housing Association manages around 4,600 properties in Leeds, North Yorkshire, and Wakefield.
Image: Artist’s impression of the completed Leeds Federated development in Pudsey, Leeds
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