Photo 1 of 7: Anvil Close — ground-floor apartment — photograph 1
Anvil Close — ground-floor apartment — photograph 1
Apartment
Anvil Close — ground-floor apartment
Anvil Close, Sheffield, S6 5JN
About this home
Anvil Close — ground-floor apartment. Ground floor. Double glazing. Communal grounds. Residents parking. Open-plan living and kitchen. Guide rent for this home. Final rent and availability will be confirmed before applications open.
Heating, Council Tax and running costs
Heating
Electric heating
Council Tax band A (Sheffield City Council)
About £139.19 a month over 12 instalments. 2026/27 (1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027). Includes police and fire.
£1,670.22 a year
Water and sewerage (estimate)
Yorkshire Water average household bill £636 a year for 2026/27. Metered bills depend on use.
About £53 a month
Indicative total on top of rent
Council Tax + energy + water. Excludes broadband, TV licence, contents insurance and any discounts.
£192.19 to £192.19 a month
Estimates use the Ofgem price cap for 1 October to 31 December 2026 (Yorkshire, direct debit: electricity 25.6p/kWh plus 61.67p a day, gas 7.9p/kWh plus 29.77p a day) and typical usage for a home of this type. Your bills will depend on your supplier, tariff and how you live. Check the official Council Tax band before you commit.
Council Tax reductions you may be able to claim
Single person discount
25% off the bill if you are the only adult (18 or over) living in the home. Tell the council within 21 days of any change.
Sheffield City CouncilFull-time student exemption
If everyone in the household is a full-time student, no Council Tax is payable. Apply to the council with your course details.
Sheffield City CouncilDisabled band reduction
If a disabled adult or child lives in the home and it has an essential extra room, bathroom, kitchen or wheelchair space, the bill can drop to the next lower band.
Sheffield City CouncilCouncil Tax Support
A discount off the bill for people on a low income. For working-age households Sheffield's scheme covers up to 77% of the bill; pension-age households can get more. You cannot claim if you or your partner have over £16,000 in savings (Pension Credit exceptions apply).
Sheffield City CouncilPeople who are not counted
Some people are disregarded when counting adults in a home, for example some carers and people who are severely mentally impaired. This can trigger a discount. Check with the council for your situation.
Sheffield City CouncilExample: a single adult in band A could pay about £104.39 a month after the 25% single person discount.
Xenith Sentinel
Explore recorded activity around this home
Public area information for Anvil Close — ground-floor apartment. These are recorded observations around the listing's map point, not incidents at this home or a safety rating.
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3D columns show recorded cell counts (height scales with count), not physical structures or predicted danger.
Key — recorded observations per approximate 150 m cell
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Teal to red indicates increasing recorded activity. Select a coloured area for its count. Locations are anonymised; higher recorded counts do not establish that a home is unsafe. Smaller-radius totals use cell centres and are approximate.
Published period: 2026-08 · Police.uk source and methodology · Open Government Licence v3.0.
Local recorded trend
Six complete comparable months are needed.
Latest three published months vs preceding three, same area and category. Monthly records include anti-social behaviour when all categories is selected.
Sheffield recorded trend
Six complete comparable months are needed.
Same periods and category, within the fixed December 2025 Sheffield boundary.
Same-month area context
Local: Unavailable per km²
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Recorded activity over time
All published categories · selected radius · monthly counts
Local area vs Sheffield average
Same category and month · recorded observations per km²
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- Sheffield average per km²
What is recorded in this area?
All categories in the selected radius · 2026-08. See exact counts in the table.
All category counts
| Category | Records |
|---|---|
| Violence and sexual offences | 37 |
| Anti-social behaviour | 18 |
| Vehicle crime | 13 |
| Criminal damage and arson | 11 |
| Public order | 10 |
| Other theft | 7 |
| Burglary | 6 |
| Robbery | 3 |
| Possession of weapons | 2 |
| Other crime | 2 |
| Theft from the person | 1 |
Selected plotted area
Select a coloured point or cell in 2D, or a coloured column in 3D, to see every recorded category in that plotted area.
Times, days and safety
These public records contain a month, not an incident hour or day. Reliable “worst times” and day-of-week charts cannot be calculated from this source. Rising or falling recorded activity alone does not establish that an area is becoming safer or less safe; reporting, police activity and seasonal patterns also affect counts.
Comparison method and data sources
Police.uk recorded crime and anti-social behaviour, monthly. Local records use the selected circular catchment; smaller radii select approximate cell centres. Sheffield records use a simplified ONS December 2025 boundary (E08000039), approximately 366.25 km². Counts divided by area give recorded density, not a population-adjusted crime rate. Excluded or missing source rows and anonymised locations affect coverage. City averages include rural land and should not rank homes.
Police.uk method · ONS Sheffield boundary. OGL v3.0; contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
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Rent, holding deposit and tenancy deposit
- Monthly rent
- £695
- Payable per calendar month
- Holding deposit
- £160.38
- Up to 1 week's rent (the legal maximum)
- Tenancy deposit
- £801.92
- Maximum allowed: 5 weeks' rent
- A weekly rent is calculated as the monthly rent x 12 / 52 = £160.38.
- The holding deposit reserves the home while referencing is completed. Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 it is capped at 1 week's rent. If the tenancy is signed it is repaid or, with your agreement, put towards your first rent or your tenancy deposit. If we decide not to go ahead, or if no agreement is reached by the deadline (15 calendar days from the day we receive it, unless we agree a different date in writing), it must be repaid within 7 days. It can only be kept in the limited cases the Act allows, for example if you give false or misleading information, withdraw, or do not take reasonable steps to agree the tenancy, and we must tell you why in writing within 7 days.
- The tenancy deposit must be protected in a government-authorised scheme, and you must be given the Prescribed Information, within 30 days of it being received. Rent cannot be taken before the tenancy agreement is signed. Deposits and rent are paid securely by card from your tenant account, never on this public page.
Guide rent for this home. Final rent and availability will be confirmed before applications open.
Full details are in our Renters' Rights Pack.
Energy Performance Certificate
Rating reproduced from the source advert. Certificate date and address match await register verification.
Floor plan & room sizes
Floor plan is for illustration only. Measurements are approximate and not to scale.
Features
- Ground floor
- Double glazing
- Communal grounds
- Residents parking
- Open-plan living and kitchen