London Property to state its intention for its future use. In September 2015 the building was put for sale with an asking price of £2,000,000. The sale brochure was withdrawn from the internet after about ten days. In December 2019 plans were approved to develop the building into Pod hotel rooms and apartments. Sheffield City Council said the 42,000 sq ft building can be developed while "preserving it as much as possible". The new plans are for serviced apartments, shops, cafes and hotel rooms. Notes References Bibliography External links City and town halls in South Yorkshire Clock towers in the United Kingdom Former courthouses in England Government buildings completed in 1808 Grade II listed buildings in Sheffield Neoclassical architecture in England Towers in South Yorkshire