Private members' club built on ‘heritage, discretion and quality’ to open in Sheffield city centre
A late-night club is opening in the city’s arts quarter
An upmarket private members’ club is set to open in Sheffield city centre, built on ‘heritage, discretion and quality’.
The Mulberry Club will be in the Grade II-listed former Midland Bank at 35-37 George Street, opposite the Curzon cinema, in what it describes as Sheffield’s Arts Quarter.
Its slogan is ‘cultivated for conversation’.
The distinctive stone property was most recently used by the NSPCC but has been empty since 2021.
Its website states: “Built on heritage, discretion and quality, the House is being prepared carefully ahead of its opening this spring.”
Tradespeople are currently at work in the building.
The business has applied for a licence to open until 2am seven days a week.
A flat is being created on the first floor.
Permission for the venture was granted in July 2023.
A Sheffield City Council report states: “The listing states that this former bank dates from 1914, and is constructed from Portland stone ashlar with granite plinth in the classical revival style.
“There are various other Grade II Listed buildings on George Street in the vicinity of the site including Victoria Hall Methodist Church, 12-13 George Street and 16 George Street.”
An application to turn the former Halifax Bank on High Street into a 24-hour bingo hall with a door on George Street was turned down last year.
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