Flat to rent in Sheffield S1, 1 Bedroom

Available now this unfurnished one bedroomed apartment on the thirteenth floor with excellent specification, stunning far reaching views, and located within the most prestigious iconic Sheffield City Centre development. Ideally located for access to the train station and surrounding businesses, the apartment comprises; a good-sized double bedroom, stylish bathroom and an open plan lounge dining kitchen incorporating integrated appliances. The apartment is available unfurnished. No pets are allowed in this development. Suitable for a single person or a couple. Council Tax Band C. Sorry no pets, no smokers, no children and no benefit claimants.

St Paul's development is the most iconic residential landmark in the city centre with high specification, concierge reception, state of the art lifts, and excellent internal specifications. The situation, right in the heart of the city centre, gives you ideal access to the university, many of the city's largest companies, and the amenities on your doorstep are in abundance. For things to do locally, the list is endless, with the spa and gym at the Mercure hotel, coffee houses including Costa, Cafe Rouge, and Nero, and great restaurants of all kinds within a short walk, including the Leopold development with Wagamamas and so many more. A great spot for a crash pad or for the Uni.

All enquiries and negotiations are conducted via our Spencer office. We are obliged under the Estate Agency Act 1991 to qualify all offers and an independent mortgage consultant will speak to you to substantiate your details. The particulars are set out as a general outline for guidance and do not constitute part of an offer or contract. Measurements are given in good faith and believed to be correct. Any prospective buyer should satisfy themselves as to the correctness of all statements and should not rely on them as representations of fact. No person in the employment of Spencer has any authority to make any warranty whatever in relation to this property. All parties entering the property or grounds to view do so at their own risk, as Spencer will have carried out only a very basic assessment of risk and hazards.