University of Sheffield Innovation District

The internationally renowned University of Sheffield Innovation District (UoSID) is home to The University of Sheffield Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) - a network of world-leading research and innovation centres working with manufacturing companies of any size from around the globe.

The site is located 2 minutes from junction 33 of the M1 motorway and 5 minutes from Sheffield City Centre. Already home to Boeing and Factory 2050 (the world's first reconfigurable factory), the site's remaining 40 acres is ready to build on, capable of accommodating units ranging from 25,000 sq. ft to 400,000 sq. ft.

Advanced Manufacturing Park

The internationally renowned Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP) is one of the UK's key centres of industry. Set over 150 acres, it is already home to 1.6m sq. ft of built space, hosting world-leading companies in advanced aeronautics (Rolls-Royce and Boeing), automotive (McLaren Automotive) and clean energy (the UK Atomic Energy Authority) with nearly 100 high-value businesses already making the site their home.

As master developer, Harworth Group plc has approximately 35 consented acres remaining to develop, capable of accommodating units ranging from 10,000 to 200,000 sq ft in size for advanced manufacturing and related uses.

Catalyst at Sheffield Business Park

Located 2 minutes from Junctions 33 & 34 of the M1 motorway and 5 minutes from Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield Business Park is in a prime location for businesses wanting convenient access to both the north and south of the UK.

The park extends to over 81 ha with 65,000 sq m of built floorspace, already accommodating over 2,000 jobs. Catalyst is the final phase of development at Sheffield Business Park.

Masterplanned to offer five units between 22,448 sq. ft and 109,167 sq. ft, all are being speculatively developed to a high specification intended for industrial, manufacturing and roadside uses.

Neepsend Catalyst Site

Neepsend is a Priority Location for new housing with the Council's City Centre Strategic Vision and emerging Local Plan. The vision for Neepsend is to create a sustainable neighbourhood, promoting the best of city living with all the benefits of outdoor and waterside living, bringing families into the city.

This allocated Catalyst Site is being masterplanned in partnership with Homes England, who are working with the Council to assemble the site. Current uses include retail and light industry, as well as some derelict sites including the listed Cornish Works.

Furnace Hill Catalyst Site

Furnace Hill is a Priority Location for new city centre housing, identified in the City Centre Strategic Vision and emerging Local Plan. The vision for Furnace Hill is to build on the industrial character of this distinctive neighbourhood, which will connect the City Centre to Kelham Island and Neepsend to the north.

This allocated Catalyst Site is being masterplanned in partnership with Homes England, who are working with the Council to assemble the site. Current uses include commercial and light industry, as well as some derelict sites and listed buildings (Don Cutlery Works and Doncaster St Cementation Furnace).

Moorfoot Catalyst Site

Moorfoot is a Priority Location for new housing within the Council's City Centre Strategic Vision and emerging Local Plan. The vision for Moorfoot is to create a distinctive and welcoming gateway development into the City Centre, offering compact contemporary living located at the heart of the retail core.

This allocated Catalyst Site is being masterplanned in partnership with Homes England, who will work with the Council to assemble the site. Current uses include retail and offices, including the Moorfoot Building, which the Council are due to vacate in 2023.

Waverley, Rotherham

Waverley is Harworth Group's flagship development programme and one of the UK's finest examples of high-quality brownfield regeneration.

One of the North's largest ever brownfield developments and less than a mile from Junction 33 of the M1, a reclaimed former mining site (300 ha) has been transformed into a thriving new community with capacity for almost 4,000 new homes and a 2.1m sq. ft Advanced Manufacturing Park (see separate listing) along with shops, restaurants, schools, leisure & community facilities and over 300 acres of high quality public open space.

Over 2,000 homes have already been built at Waverley over the past decade. Serviced land is continuing to brought forward on a phase-by-phase basis over the next five years for new residential development. Barratt, Taylor Wimpey, Harron, Avant and Sky-House have already built new homes at Waverley and it remains one of Yorkshire's most popular sites for housebuilders.

Harworth is also bringing forward exciting plans to build Waverley's 'heart of the community', known as Olive Lane. The 10-acre mixed-use scheme will incorporate retail uses, a gym, offices, restaurants, cafes, supermarket, a medical centre, a community space, a bus hub, in addition to further residential units. Marriott will also complete its Courtyard hotel close to the residential development by the end of 2023.

Riverside Residential Quarter Phase 2, Rotherham

Government funding is being used to continue the development of a Riverside Residential Quarter. Masterplanning has been undertaken that accommodates up to 200 high quality residential units, to include a mix of apartments and houses.

Rother Living - Rotherham

Phase 1 complete comprising of 171 new homes across three town centre sites, with two locations (Westgate Riverside and Millfold Rise) offering riverside living.

Forge Island, Rotherham

The Forge Island leisure development is a flagship new scheme at the heart of a major programme of town centre renewal. The site is 100% let and will include an 8-screen cinema (delivered by Arc Cinema), a 69-bedroom Travelodge hotel, six restaurants, parking and public realm.

Forge Island is being delivered by Rotherham Council and development partners Muse. The £47m development is due for completion in 2024.

Corporation Street - Rotherham

A series of mixed use development opportunities are available at Corporation Street, with Rotherham Council actively seeking development partner and occupiers.

The scheme is supported by ongoing enabling works, including Town Deal and Levelling Up funded infrastructure and land assembly.

Templeborough Business Zone

Commercial scheme delivering 6 new managed workspaces and 2 food and beverage outlets, creating new employment space at the heart of the business community.

Rotherham Council seeking interest from occupiers for the two drive up units to be in 2024.

Rotherham Mainline Station

Opportunity to be part of a new station development zone. Rotherham Council is working with Network Rail to bring forward a new Mainline Station and Tram/Train stop, providing direct rail links to Manchester, Leeds and London.

Dinnington High Street, Rotherham

Rotherham Council is seeking potential development partner(s) and occupiers for a commercial development site that benefits from Government Town Deal funding for its regeneration.

Doncaster Town Centre Regeneration

Doncaster has set out a new framework for the development of its urban centre, 'A vision for the future', designed to support enterprise, a diverse array of companies and wide-ranging employment opportunities, whilst delivering an outstanding retail, leisure and residential offer.

This vision includes four major schemes to transform Doncaster city centre including new offices, leisure and residential developments, alongside significant investment in infrastructure and new public realm.

These schemes are Doncaster Waterdale (Civic and Business District), Doncaster Enterprise Market Place, Doncaster Station Gateway, Waterfront Doncaster.

Unity Project, Doncaster

Unity is a new award-winning development covering an area of 250 hectares (618 acres) in Doncaster - one of the largest regeneration and infrastructure projects of its kind in the UK and is delivering a mixed-use development of regional importance.

Following completion of development, Unity will provide over 3,100 new homes in a broad range of settings and styles as part of a fully sustainable 15-minute neighbourhood; incorporating a new town centre, offline marina, school and transport hub. There are over 85 hectares (210 acres) dedicated to a variety of new commercial uses with outline consent for over 2.5m of new employment floorspace and the first units currently under construction.

Unity is situated in a prime strategic location on the eastern section of the M18/M180 motorway corridor, bounded by the Stainforth and Keadby Canal to the north, the settlement boundary of Stainforth to the west and the settlement boundaries of Dunscroft and Hatfield to the south, all surrounding the former Hatfield Colliery site. Unity provides excellent access to the east coast ports at Immingham, Hull and Grimsby.

Long-term outline planning permission has historically been secured for the Unity development, along with detailed planning for a new link road off Junction 5 of the M18 (opened in December 2020), with strong progress being made in delivering the scheme's first commercial developments on site in 2023.

Doncaster North

Doncaster North is a 180 acre prime Industrial and Logistics development strategically located adjacent to junction 6 of the M18 motorway. It offers close proximity to the M62 at junction 35 and the M180 at junction 5 of the M18 as well as direct connectivity to the north via the M62 and A1(M), the east via the M180 and south via the M1 and A1(M).

Reserved matters planning consent is in place for the first phase of development totalling 2.295m sq ft, including an industrial/logistics unit of 1.15m sq. ft, known as MILLI+ - the largest single unit in the UK. Outline consent has also been granted for the wider site, which offers up to 3.5m sq. ft of new commercial space in the heart of Yorkshire. Up to 8,500 jobs could be delivered on-site once fully developed.

IQ at Gateway East

IQ at Gateway East is a consented employment scheme offering 3m sq. ft of new commercial space over 170 acres. It offers occupiers an ideal location for manufacturing or related uses, with a specific focus on decarbonising industries.

Gateway East is located in the heart of the UK, with direct motorway access to the M1, M18 and A1(M), offering excellent rail freight links, close proximity to the UK's largest port and access to 75% of the UK population within a 4.5 hour HGV drive.

iPort Doncaster

iPort is one of the UK's largest multimodal logistics hubs. The site has capacity for a total of 6 million sq ft of 24/7 logistics and light industrial accommodation close to Junction 3 of the M18 in Doncaster and the East Coast Main Line. Occupiers include Amazon, CEVA, Fellowes, Lidl, Dusk, Kingsbury Press, Woodland Group, Maritime Group and Euro Pool Systems.

As well as immediate motorway access, iPort benefits from an award-winning multimodal on-site rail freight terminal, iPort Rail, which is increasingly being used by companies based on-site and across the region looking to cut carbon across their supply chains, with rail connections to major UK sea ports.

In September, site developer Verdion announced a major £300 million speculative development programme that will deliver all remaining warehouse capacity. Totalling 1.75 million sq ft, this final stage of development at iPort will offer five buildings from 82,000 sq ft upwards, with delivery from June 2023.

Pheasant Hill Park

The building of new homes on the former Rossington colliery site - now known as Pheasant Hill Park - is one of South Yorkshire's major brownfield land success stories.

Less than a mile from Junction 3 of the M18 and adjacent to the newly built Great Yorkshire Way, the 200+ acre site is playing a vital role in the continued regeneration of the area, which also includes the nationally significant iPort.

Pheasant Hill Park has outline planning permission for 1,200 new homes in addition to a mix of commercial and community uses. Harworth has successfully remediated the site and already sold land for 645 new homes to Barratt, Taylor Wimpey and Harron Homes. It is now planning to bring forward future residential land sales to continue this success.

Riverdale Park

The regeneration of the former McCormick Tractor site into a mixed-use major development will create a range of opportunities for residential, retail and employment less than a mile from Doncaster City Centre.

Harworth purchased the 112-acre industrial site in December 2015 and later secured outline consent to deliver a mixed-use scheme that will comprise 600 new homes and 200,000 sq ft of commercial space to be built out by 2026.

The masterplan capitalises on the site's prime road frontage where the proposed commercial and retail uses will be focused, in addition to positioning the residential plots alongside the river frontage to create a desirable waterside living location. Taylor Wimpey, Barratt and Harron have already built new homes on-site, whilst the likes of Arnold Clark have bought land for commercial uses. Interest is now sought for the scheme's final phases.

Marshgate, Doncaster

Scheme to transform waterfront area of Doncaster city centre including a new office, retail and leisure offer, new homes, alongside new infrastructure and new public realm.

Former Coroners Court Site, Doncaster

Planned new office or residential development, forming part of remodelling of City Gateway area of Doncaster City Centre.

The Seam Digital Campus

This strategically important £23m scheme is building on the ongoing success of the Barnsley's Digital Media Centre (DMC), one of South Yorkshire's key economic assets. A number of high profile digital incubation/business support initiatives held at the DMC are backed by leading multi-national firms including Rolls Royce, BT and Microsoft.

With the DMC now 'at-capacity', it has identified a future development phase, 'The Seam', to drive the next part of its success. This ambitious mixed-use 4ha scheme in Barnsley town centre includes:

• A residential offer for the campus creating approximately 150 homes
• A 350 space multi-storey car park
• Hotel/ flexible accommodation to support the campus
• Commercial space to support the campus
• New green spaces

Gateway 36 - Barnsley

Harworth Group has transformed the former Rockingham Colliery into Gateway 36: a high quality mixed-use development adjacent to Junction 36 of the M1 with direct frontage on to the Dearne Valley Parkway in Barnsley.

The entire site, totalling 127 acres, is being developed in two phases to provide a range of employment and ancillary uses in units of up to 340,000 sq ft.

Phase 2 comprises 1.1 million sq ft of consented industrial, logistics and manufacturing space that is being brought forward over the next 3-5 years to provide South Yorkshire with much-needed high-quality employment space.

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