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i live bang opposite osbourne house its got a roof full of swifts (birds) its got a massive 28 bedrooms it belongs to my landlord but apparently he's ran out of money i dont know what his intensions are but what a beautiful house it was dunno about ghosts probly has and i know its was a naughty boys home cos my partner had a stay there for being a naughty lad the other at the top of shirecliffe lane was shirecliffe lawns a bit if useless information but there you go you should have a look at the house late at night looks i think like something off a horror film maybe stephen king should be notified

 

Did he go on the trip to blackpool? I was only young but my mum and other staff took them to blackpool for the day. Im seeing my mum tomorrow, I will try and ask her about the home. I do remember a David Scarborough who was in there.

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It's Osborn House. it used to be a boys' home at one time but has been empty for 10 years or so. i think it was sold to a private owner a few years ago. anyone know?

 

JD.--re your comments as above were brought to my attention by family.

I also veiwed a sad looking Osborn House on photo bucket.

I was employed their for several years in the late 1960s, when it was a

Hostel for youths, aged between 16yrs and 20 years , subjects of a Probation Order.

 

Can you advise of its current situation ?

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it wasnt a remand home it was just a childrens home ,the remand home was shirecliffe house,up i think shirecliffe lane at the side of the post office.

 

it was a bad boys home in the 80

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the address is 125 burngreave rd to the person that asked

 

Thanks for reply-is the property still standing ?

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Bet its got some amazing history, It wouldve been home to one of sheffields wealthiest families centuries ago surely???

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Hi Beth-- it was a grand and fabously maintained home, having

polished oak an mahogany doors, balastraded staircases leading

to the upstairs rooms. The first floor salon had oak parka flooring

A magnificant ornate fireplace , and the walls of the room were

decorated with panels of jade geen silk.

Can you tell me if the property remains or has been demolished ?

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Thanks for reply-is the property still standing ?

 

It is still standing - bit looking increasingly shabby and derelict, which is a real shame.

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you can see one side of the house on google street view, but the front is covered with overgrown trees, its on the same side as the church and its in burngreave road s3 for anyone who wants to look it up

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Hi Beth-- it was a grand and fabously maintained home, having

polished oak an mahogany doors, balastraded staircases leading

to the upstairs rooms. The first floor salon had oak parka flooring

A magnificant ornate fireplace , and the walls of the room were

decorated with panels of jade geen silk.

Can you tell me if the property remains or has been demolished ?

 

Was it in this condition in the sixties??

amazing sergie, do you have any photos??

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Wonder who it lists as residents/owners in past census.

 

I cant check right now not near my Pc. posting from my mobe

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Osbourne House in just above St.Catherines Church but cannot be No 125 Burngreave Rd as they are all even numbers on the right hand side of the road

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