The works were Grade II listed in 1988, then upgraded to Grade II* in 2009.
 They were converted to residential usage in the 2000s, with part of the ground floor housing the Academy of Makers workshops and gallery, and a cafe.
 Work was completed in 2007, the building being officially opened by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Arthur Dunworth.

During restoration, a Bramah flush toilet was discovered, as was a hand forge, complete with anvil and bellows.
The works were Grade II listed in 1988, then upgraded to Grade II* in 2009.  They were converted to residential usage in the 2000s, with part of the ground floor housing the Academy of Makers workshops and gallery, and a cafe.  Work was completed in 2007, the building being officially opened by the Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Arthur Dunworth.
During restoration, a Bramah flush toilet was discovered, as was a hand forge, complete with anvil and bellows.
Butchers Wheel