It's part of a major urban regeneration scheme
Plans for the Attercliffe Waterside scheme in Sheffield are set to forge ahead with the announcement that Sheffield City Council and sustainable developer, Citu, have exchanged contracts on a development agreement for the site. Picture: Citu
Jonathan Wilson, Managing Director of Citu said: “We have a long-term investment in Sheffield, creating award-winning new communities and employing dozens of local people here for more than a decade. “It’s fitting that the city will be home to one of our most ambitious schemes to date. This site has a rich history and is looking to a new chapter that will be at the forefront of tackling the biggest crisis of our generation, the climate emergency.
Citu will submit a planning application for phase one of the scheme within weeks, which will include more than 400 homes and the conversion of existing buildings to form extensive arts, leisure and workspace opportunities. The houses will be built using Citu’s timber-framed housing system. The land at Attercliffe Waterside is owned by Sheffield City Council, which recently acquired the interests of the Canal and River Trust and Norfolk Estates using funding from the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority. The land was brought to market in 2019 and billed as “one of the most exciting development opportunities in the north of England”.
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