1 bedroom Flat for sale,

Baxter Mews, Sheffield, S6

Located in Sheffield’s S6 area, the flat is well placed for local amenities, cafés and shops in nearby Hillsborough and Kelham Island, as well as a choice of nearby schools. Local parks, including Hillsborough Park and the riverside walks towards Rivelin Valley, provide green space close by.

Public transport links are strong: nearby tram and bus routes offer straightforward access into Sheffield city centre, while Sheffield railway station connects to Leeds, Manchester and London, with typical journey times of around 40 minutes, 55 minutes and two hours respectively.

Location

Located in Sheffield’s S6 area, the flat is well placed for local amenities, cafés and shops in nearby Hillsborough and Kelham Island, as well as a choice of nearby schools. Local parks, including Hillsborough Park and the riverside walks towards Rivelin Valley, provide green space close by. Public transport links are strong: nearby tram and bus routes offer straightforward access into Sheffield city centre, while Sheffield railway station connects to Leeds, Manchester and London, with typical journey times of around 40 minutes, 55 minutes and two hours respectively.

Overview

For sale: a one-bedroom apartment forming part of a converted mill in a sought-after area of Sheffield. This third-floor apartment is presented in immaculate condition and is available fully furnished if required. It is offered chain free and presents an attractive opportunity for both first-time buyers and investors, with a reported rental yield of approximately 8%. The main reception room benefits from Velux windows and exposed beams, enhancing the character of the mill conversion. The separate dressing room serves as a second reception space, fitted with wardrobes to provide generous storage. The double bedroom offers comfortable proportions for a city apartment. The kitchen features modern units with free-standing appliances, while the bathroom includes a white suite and a vaulted ceiling with skylight, allowing natural light to flood the space. The property also benefits from an allocated parking space. The EPC rating is C and the council tax band is A.

History of The Mill, Baxter Mews

*The building dates from Sheffield's industrial era, when the River Loxley powered numerous mills serving the city's steel and engineering industries*Birley Carr was home to several water-powered mills from the 18th and 19th centuries, used for grinding, rolling steel and other manufacturing processes*The surviving red-brick structure known today as The Mill is one of the few reminders of this industrial landscape*

Residential Conversion

*Around the early 2000s, the mill was sympathetically converted into modern apartments*The wider Baxter Mews development also included newly built townhouses and apartments surrounding the original mill*The conversion retained many character features including: exposed brickwork, large industrial-style windows, high ceilings, generous room sizes compared with many modern apartments.