1, 2 and 3 bed homes set within the former cutlery works in the heart of Sheffield, with lush green courtyards, exposed brick and cool concrete features.
1, 2 & 3 bed homes to rent.
Eyewitness is not your average rental. These 1, 2 and 3 bed homes are packed with character, with exposed brick, original timber beams, concrete features, and restored dual aspect windows.
Designed to make life easy, Eyewitness comes with unmatched amenity, three plant-packed courtyards and resident services and events to let you live your best fuss-free life.
Kick back in one of the three courtyards, chill in the residents’ lounge, host a movie marathon in the mini cini, cook up a storm in the private dining room, or pull up a seat in the co-working space.
Recognise Eyewitness? In 2023, it nabbed the starring role in Channel 4’s The Big Interiors Battle – a TV show hosted by AJ Odudu that saw 8 interior designers create their dream home.
Head over to the Ollo by Capital&Centric site to book a viewing.
Rent your dream home.
Head over to the Ollo by Capital&Centric site to nab a home at Eyewitness.
Oozing with stories.
Eyewitness’ rich history goes way back to 1820 when John Taylor set up a pocketknife and edge tools workshop. The name was inspired by a line in Shakespeare’s Henry IV – “No eye hath seen better”. Little mesters crafted cutlery here from 1852 to 2018, when the Taylor’s Eye Witness moved out.
Standing alongside Eyewitness Works is Ceylon Works, a former horn-cutters works, used for cutlery handles. Brunswick is also a nod to the past, named after Brunswick Hotel, a former pub which closed its doors in 1964.
In 2019, Eyewitness was home to Phlegm's Mausoleum of the Giants, an art installation of towering creatures that drew in over 12,000 visitors. The renowned street artist came back to Eyewitness to memoralise one of his peaceful giants on.
A show stopper.
As seen on Channel 4's The Big Interiors Battle.
In 2023, Eyewitness nabbed the starring role in The Big Interiors Battle – a tv show that saw 8 interior designers create their dream home. Now you can live in one of the contestants’ apartments!
They all have huge windows, original exposed red brick, and timber beams. We’ve kept the designers’ best bits, so they all have one-of-a-kind kitchens, floors and bathrooms.
Rent your dream home.
Head over to the Ollo by Capital&Centric site to nab a home at Eyewitness.
Oozing with stories.
Eyewitness’ rich history goes way back to 1820 when John Taylor set up a pocketknife and edge tools workshop. The name was inspired by a line in Shakespeare’s Henry IV – “No eye hath seen better”. Little mesters crafted cutlery here from 1852 to 2018, when the Taylor’s Eye Witness moved out.
Standing alongside Eyewitness Works is Ceylon Works, a former horn-cutters works, used for cutlery handles. Brunswick is also a nod to the past, named after Brunswick Hotel, a former pub which closed its doors in 1964.
In 2019, Eyewitness was home to Phlegm's Mausoleum of the Giants, an art installation of towering creatures that drew in over 12,000 visitors. The renowned street artist came back to Eyewitness to memoralise one of his peaceful giants on.
A show stopper.
As seen on Channel 4's The Big Interiors Battle.
In 2023, Eyewitness nabbed the starring role in The Big Interiors Battle – a tv show that saw 8 interior designers create their dream home. Now you can live in one of the contestants’ apartments!
They all have huge windows, original exposed red brick, and timber beams. We’ve kept the designers’ best bits, so they all have one-of-a-kind kitchens, floors and bathrooms.
New York Loft.
After the eastern wing was wiped out by a fire in the 1950s,it was rebuilt with concrete soffits, steel beams and Crittal windows. A pretty cool comeback, right?
Urban Pad.
These are not your average new build, they’ve got bags of character with exposed raw concrete ceilings and floors. An open plan layout is designed to give you room to move.
The Gallery.
Towering double-height ceilings and exposed red brick. Each duplex has a huge downstairs space for living and secluded bed decks upstairs for snoozing.
Rooftop.
These two new homes sit on top of the 1950s wing (yep, there’s just two). They’re super modern apartments with private rooftop terraces.
Traditional Mill.
Homes that celebrate the best features of the historic cutlery works, with exposed red brick and timber beams. Packed full of one-off original features likes fireplaces and safes.
Interiors with bags of character.
Location.
Eyewitness is in the mix of Sheffield’s Devonshire Quarter, a neighbourhood packed full of independent bars, eateries and stores.
The city centre is less than a 5 min walk away, making Eyewitness the perfect base to explore the best of Sheffield.
Eyewitness
Thomas Street
Sheffield
S3 7LQ