Private external terraces provide a space to a natter with a friend or neighbour over a hot brew. Our signature Sky- Terrace’s on the roof are perfect for al fresco entertaining with the odd BBQ.

The development will also boast a community garden with views across the development and River Don. The shared space provides a place to connect with your community whilst supporting natural habitats and ecosystems.

Wood pulp for Dixon’s paper mill was imported from the Toppila pulp mill (Toppila Oy) in Oulu, Finland from 1931–1985. The Dixons signed an agreement with the railway company to provide a siding for the works to transport raw materials and the finished product. The factory had several owners after the Dixons sold the mill in the 1970s, namely British Tissues, Jamont UK, The Fort James Corporation and from 2000 it became part of the Georgia-Pacific group.

The paper mill was closed in 2007 leaving only converting lines operational with the two tissue machines being mothballed. All production ceased in 2015.

The Old Mill will become the centre piece of the development, restoring the Old Tissue Works into a vast industrial hall complete with independent food and drinks traders. The mill building will have a series of outdoor spaces overlooking the valley creating the perfect place to work, rest and play in one of Sheffield’s most beautiful natural settings. Planned for opening in 2023.