https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.81203 ... 312!8i6656
A bigger house than it looks. The original occupier - a doctor I believe - must have had social ambitions because it was wired with bells in all the main rooms with a display panel in the mezzanine cellar/ kitchen. I use the socially ambitious word mezzanine to describe a situation where the street round the other side was much lower, so the cellar windows were almost at street level. I presume they had some sort of a parlour-maid / AKA skivvy. A good view at the back, across Broad Lane and the baths you mention and beyond to Baildon Moor.
As a bit more family info, the woman on the right of my (edit) Leodis link is my Auntie Jessie, who was really my mother's aunt but they were brought up almost as sisters with a big age gap, and who was rehoused from Ventnor Street - one of the A-Z streets off Kirkstall Road where what's left of Yorkshire TV is now, and went to live in one of the then newly-built council houses on Outgang in the area you mention. She was convinced that people on the telly could see you, and when the telly was on - evening only in those days - covered up anything sparkly so they weren't dazzled.
The council tower blocks have had varying and chequered histories. Some were sinks almost from the start, others pretty good. East Leeds, as in postal districts 9 and 14 is the only area of Leeds proper (pre-1974 boundary) where I have never worked so my knowledge is limited.
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PS As well as Leeds City Council's Leodis site, which is based on official archives with some submissions from members of the public, there is also Secret Leeds, which I understand was originally maintained by the council but now limps along unsupported. It's such a well-kept secret
that it has relatively few members, but queries about times past usually attract comments from somebody who knows. It's very clunky because there's little technical supporthttp://secretleeds.com/index.php