The Tribe Serenity Pad

Live like a tropic in this native crafted, newly renovated apartment in a historic 18th-century building. This space is full of character and has been carefully designed to submerge guests in a tropical ambience while still providing all modern amenities. Flooded with natural light, this apartment features tall 7-foot ceiling windows and high ceilings. A large bathroom and fully furnished external sitting area and open plan diner, kitchen all suited for long term or short stay. In the morning, wake up to the mild rays of sunlight from the tall north windows, put relaxing music on the vintage sound system, or create yours from the guitar and make breakfast in a wood-on-white kitchenette in a room with unique design pieces. Settle into the sofa and marvel at the artifacts internationally sourced and pieced together to mesmerize you. You enter the apartment through prestigious grand stairs case in the heart of the building and if you don't fancy climbing the stairs, there is a lift to all levels and an onsite concierge and off road gated car park. Once the king of world steel, Sheffield is home to Bessemer house, one of Sheffield Iconic buildings in the industrial quarter. In a perfect attempt to mix the old and the new houses this crafted apartment will be the perfect base for exploring the best of Sheffield best coffee, cafes, hidden bars and fantastic dining options. Bessemer House was built in 1901 to serve as the Head Office for the Bessemer Steel Company, founded by Sir Henry Bessemer who, in the 1850s discovered an inexpensive new way to mass-produce steel. Sir Henry moved to Sheffield in 1859 and established the first commercial Bessemer melting shop on the other side of Carlisle Street. The Bessemer process was probably one of the most important contributions to the Industrial Revolution. The Bessemer boom made Sheffield the kings of world steel. Its products were sent all over the world, bringing wealth and prosperity to Sheffield, giving us the name, Steel City.