Our photographer Brian Eyre has taken the below pictures which show work is progressing well on the development.
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1. OLD COURT CONVERSION
Knightsbridge Court, which is located between Rose Hill and West Bars, was bought by Nottingham-based firm ARC Vantage in 2019 following a deal by Innes England. Set within 1.1 acres, the distinctive building has planning consent for 30 apartments over three floors. Photo: Brian Eyre
2. OLD COURT CONVERSION
Chris Wright, associate director at Innes England, previously told the Derbyshire Times: "Knightsbridge Court has been empty for a number of years and had sadly become the target for vandalism and fallen into disrepair." Photo: Brian Eyre
3. OLD COURT CONVERSION
"This deal will see the building being brought back into use and bring employment opportunities for local people during the construction," Mr Wright said. Photo: Brian Eyre
4. OLD COURT CONVERSION
Mr Wright added: "The conversion will not only deliver much-needed housing to Chesterfield but also safeguard the future of this landmark building." Photo: Brian Eyre