101 Mary Street, Highfield
Apartment with 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom
Available from 12th August 2026
Bills included
We take the stress out of student living. All student homes have bills included!Key features
Close to the university
Fully furnished
Award winning landlord
24/7 Emergency Maintenance
Bills included
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Electricity
Broadband
Water
TV licence
Location
Description
Hawk Works is our flagship student development and it’s easy to see why it’s in demand year after year. Set within a beautifully converted former manufacturing plant, the building is packed with character and original features that celebrate Sheffield’s industrial heritage—perfect for students who want something a little different from standard student housing.
Tucked just off the edge of the city centre on a charming cobbled street, Hawk Works sits among creative studios, modern apartments, and a popular microbrewery, giving the area a vibrant, urban feel while still feeling like a hidden gem.
The development offers stylish, high-quality apartments alongside a peaceful courtyard and two impressive roof gardens—ideal for socialising with friends, studying outdoors, or unwinding after a busy day on campus.
This spacious one-bedroom apartment features a sleek open-plan kitchen and lounge, fully equipped for student life. It includes a washer-dryer, fridge-freezer, dining area, comfy sofa, and a smart TV—perfect for socialising, or relaxed evenings in.
The bedroom is a great size and comes fully furnished with a 3/4 bed and matching furniture, providing plenty of storage and a comfortable space to study and relax. The apartment is completed by a modern bathroom with a contemporary shower.
Hawk Works is ideal for students looking for a unique, stylish home with great social spaces, modern comforts, and a prime city-centre location.
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101 Mary Street, Highfield
- Apartment
- with 1 bedroom
- and 1 bathroom
Bills included
We take the stress out of student living. All student homes have bills included!£230 per person per week including bills
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- Utilities, communication services e.g. gas, electricity, internet. TV licence and council tax.
- Interest payments for the late payment of rent (up to 3% above Bank of England's annual percentage rate);
- Reasonable costs for replacement of lost keys or other security devices;
- Contractual damages in the event of the tenant's default of a tenancy agreement; and
- Any other permitted payments under the Tenant Fees Act 2019.
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