The apartment is set within the original building, which was constructed in 1900 as the Abbeydale Station Hotel to serve railway passengers before later being renamed and becoming a popular wedding venue and restaurant.
The place was converted into the gated Beauchief Grove scheme in 2019, and the apartment is being marketed by estate agent Redbrik, which describes the development as ‘one of the finest residences in Sheffield’.
“This impressive property boasts impeccable and elegant features throughout, including the original sweeping staircase, stone fireplace and hardwood floors. This is an apartment of grand proportions, providing a vast 2,438 sq ft of accommodation laid out over two floors.”
5. Lavish stylings
The en-suite to the main bedroom on the first floor combines a freestanding bath with Porcelanosa tiling. Photo: Redbrik
6. Everything you need
The galley kitchen comes with a range of integrated appliances, quartz worktops, Quooker hot tap and a floor-to-ceiling custom-made wine chiller. Photo: Redbrik
8. An imposing entrance
The apartment has two separate private entrances, one of which is through the original front door. Photo: Redbrik