Residential transformation for historic former city centre girls’ school
One of Sheffield city centre’s oldest buildings, which was once a school for the education of poor girls, is being transformed into apartments.
Work is currently being completed on the £2m conversion of the listed row of properties at St James Row - the late 18th Century Sheffield Girls’ Charity School - into 30 luxury studio, one and two bedroom apartments.
One of the few survivors of Sheffield’s Georgian past, research reveals that the buildings in the Row have had multiple uses over generations since they were built.
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