The regeneration of the former industrial workshops saw it removed from Historic England’s Buildings at Risk register last year.
The council said it was the “jewel in the crown” of the Heart of the City scheme, which is led by the city council and their strategic development partner, Queensbury.
The ground floor of Leah’s Yard incorporates a range of retail and food and drink businesses, including a book shop, a florist, a market farm shop and a craft chocolate café and bar.
Meanwhile, the upper floors of Leah’s Yard provide a home to a network of businesses including a barber and a group of creative companies and freelancers.
