Hazelwood Way, Waverley, S60 8BD

Upon entry, the home opens into a welcoming hallway that flows seamlessly into the principal living accommodation.  The front-facing lounge offers a warm and comfortable retreat, filled with natural light from a large window, creating an inviting space for relaxation. Double glazed doors connect the lounge to the rear, enhancing the sense of flow and leading effortlessly into the heart of the home.  The impressive open-plan dining kitchen forms a true focal point, thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a range of integrated appliances including fridge freezer, electric oven, gas hob and extractor fan, all complemented by stylish finishes and decorative panelling that add character and sophistication. French doors and a rear window flood the space with natural light and open directly onto the garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.  An open archway leads to a practical utility area with space for laundry appliances and additional storage, along with access to a modern downstairs WC featuring a floating wash basin, low-level WC, and contemporary tiling. A further external composite door provides convenient side access—ideal for busy households.  The first floor landing provides access to four well-proportioned bedrooms and the loft space.  The principal bedroom is a generous double positioned to the front of the property and benefits from fitted wardrobes and a private en-suite shower room, complete with shower enclosure, wash basin, WC, and a side-facing window allowing for natural light.  Bedroom two is another spacious double with fitted wardrobes and a front aspect. Bedrooms three and four are situated to the rear, both overlooking the garden. Bedroom four is currently utilised as a home office and storage space, offering excellent versatility for modern living.  The family bathroom is finished in a contemporary style, comprising a bath with shower over, wash basin, WC, and a rear-facing window.  The rear garden is fully enclosed and designed with low maintenance in mind, featuring artificial lawn, Indian stone pathways, and a stylish combination of pebbled and slate-chipped areas with established shrubbery. External electrics and an outside tap add further practicality, making the space both functional and enjoyable for outdoor living.  The property also benefits from an integral garage with electric roller door, power and lighting, as well as an EV charging point and additional parking provision.  This beautifully presented detached home offers generous and versatile living accommodation, thoughtfully designed interiors, and a prime position within a sought-after residential development. With excellent local amenities nearby and strong energy-efficient features, it presents an outstanding opportunity for families and professionals seeking a modern, well-connected home.  Waverley is a modern urban development located on the border between Sheffield and Rotherham in South Yorkshire, England. It has been built on the site of the former Orgreave coal works and has rapidly grown into one of the region’s most significant regeneration projects.

Waverley is a planned “new town” style community designed to combine residential neighbourhoods, employment zones, and green spaces. It is one of the largest brownfield regeneration schemes in the UK and is still expanding.

The development sits strategically between two major cities:

Sheffield to the west
Rotherham to the east
This location makes it popular with commuters working in either city, as well as those employed in nearby industrial and research hubs.

Housing and community
Waverley features thousands of newly built homes, ranging from apartments to detached family houses. The area is designed around walkable neighbourhoods with schools, parks, and local amenities integrated into the layout.

A central feature is Waverley Central, a planned town centre area that includes shops, cafés, and community facilities.

Employment and industry
One of the key economic drivers of the area is the nearby Advanced Manufacturing Park (AMP), a high-tech business and research hub. It attracts engineering, aerospace, and advanced materials companies, making Waverley an important centre for innovation in the region.

Green spaces and environment
Despite its industrial heritage, Waverley includes extensive green infrastructure:

Large parks and open spaces
Artificial lakes and landscaped areas
Walking and cycling routes connecting neighbourhoods
This design reflects its aim to balance modern development with environmental quality.

Transport links
Waverley is well connected:

Close to the M1 motorway (Junction 33)
Short drive to Sheffield city centre
Easy access to Rotherham and surrounding South Yorkshire towns
Bus routes linking to nearby rail stations such as Sheffield and Rotherham Central
Overall character
Today, Waverley represents a shift from heavy industry to modern mixed-use living. It blends new housing, high-tech employment, and green spaces, making it one of the most significant recent developments in the Sheffield–Rotherham corridor.