Work starts on £38m block of upmarket flats for professionals in Sheffield city centre

Work has started on a £38m block of flats in Sheffield city centre.
By David Walsh
Published 10th Nov 2021, 15:40 BST
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Construction company Graham is building a complex of 284 apartments, set to include a 13-storey tower, on Daisy Walk off Upper Allen Street.

The flats are ‘build-to-rent’, designed for long term rental aimed at professionals, which usually include a string of extra facilities and services.

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Graham has signed a £38m deal with Manchester developer Panacea Property Development, funded by rental homes specialist Grainger.

Construction company Graham is building a complex of 284 apartments, set to include a 13-storey tower, on Daisy Walk off Upper Allen Street.Construction company Graham is building a complex of 284 apartments, set to include a 13-storey tower, on Daisy Walk off Upper Allen Street.
Construction company Graham is building a complex of 284 apartments, set to include a 13-storey tower, on Daisy Walk off Upper Allen Street.

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The tower will form the final phase of the Well Meadow regeneration project next to Netherthorpe Road.

Peter Reavey, regional director at Graham, said: “Sheffield is undergoing a period of regeneration and the provision of high quality housing remains a priority.

“This latest phase will certainly enhance the opportunities available to renters and we’re pleased to be working with the team to deliver them.”

The flats are ‘build-to-rent’, designed for long term rental which usually includes a string of extra facilities and services.The flats are ‘build-to-rent’, designed for long term rental which usually includes a string of extra facilities and services.
The flats are ‘build-to-rent’, designed for long term rental which usually includes a string of extra facilities and services.

Completion is expected by summer 2023.

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Grainger announced the scheme in 2019. It has another block at Brook Place, on Summerfield Street.

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