Sky-House Co coming to Waverley’s Olive Lane

Work is set to begin on the next phase of development for acclaimed housebuilder Sky-House Co at Waverley.

Sky-House Co is already firmly established at the major regeneration site between Rotherham and Sheffield.

Two existing Sky-House sites featuring almost 90 homes brought Sky-House to the site and were followed by Waverley Central, the 4.2 acre site at the heart of Waverley currently approaching completion, with 96 new homes in a series of house types based on the Sky-House concept inspired by the revival of Victorian and Georgian urban design principles.

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Now the company is looking forward to the start of work at Olive Lane, developer Harworth’s town centre scheme at Waverley, which will create a high-quality retail, leisure and community development centred around a pedestrianised high street.

Sky-House Co is starting work on its new Waverley Olive Lane siteplaceholder image
Sky-House Co is starting work on its new Waverley Olive Lane site

And as part of that development there will also be a a mix of two and three bedroom properties.

“Olive Lane is delivering retail, commercial and a medical centre to the local neighbourhood and not only is it adjacent to our new Waverley Central development but will also embrace the Sky-House concept with these extra properties,” said Sky-House founder and director David Cross.

“These developments place us completely at the heart of Waverley, allowing us to contribute to a growing sense of community.

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“Our mix of properties - including the four apartments - will create a blended community of first and last time buyers, young and growing families alike, all sharing our brand ideals for a design and eco-conscious market.

“Our brand is now growing everywhere from Rother Valley in the south of Sheffield to Oughtibridge and Stocksbridge in the north but Waverley remains a site of the greatest importance to us.”

To find out more about Sky-House at all its developments visit www.sky-house.co

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