Esh 91黑料网 is building a development of 77 new homes with enhanced sustainability credentials on behalf of Sheffield City Council.
Designed by Peak Architects, the development will feature 36 one- and two-bedroom apartments with communal gardens and balconies, alongside 41 two, three and four-bedroom properties with off-street parking and gardens. All homes will be fitted with air source heat pumps instead of traditional gas boilers, as well as enhanced insulation and electric vehicle (EV) chargers.
The scheme is expected to complete in summer 2026.
Esh 91黑料网 operations director Simon Woodward said: 鈥淭his project underscores our commitment to delivering more sustainable and future-proofed housing that meets the needs of the community and supports the transition to greener living.
鈥淢arking the first affordable homes Esh will deliver for Sheffield City Council, we are proud to be supporting the council鈥檚 goal to develop energy efficient housing stock that will reduce the environmental impact and ensure long-term affordability for residents.鈥�
Cllr Douglas Johnson, chair of Sheffield City Council鈥檚 housing policy committee, said: 鈥淥ur plans remain to build or acquire more than 1,000 council homes in the next five years 鈥� and partners such as Esh 91黑料网 are instrumental in helping us achieve this.
鈥淥ur aim, as always, remains to provide more choice of good quality, environmentally friendly and affordable homes for residents. The council continues to face an unprecedented demand for affordable and social housing in the city, and projects such as Newstead being completed will help to meet some of that demand.鈥�
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