Known as a lively area of Sheffield on the outskirts of the centre, Broomhill and Sharrow are adjacent neighbourhoods offering great diversity in homes and amenities. Home to 18 acres of botanical gardens and notable dining and shopping destinations, this is the place to be for greenery and variety.
Both private and state schooling options are available in the locality, making it a highly sought-after residential area for families. Some of Sheffield’s largest private and publicly funded hospitals, and university campuses for both of Sheffield’s universities sit within Broomhill, making it a popular area for medical and education professionals.
When looking for somewhere to dine or drink, you’re spoilt for choice. An eclectic mix of independent and chain eateries are situated along Ecclesall Road, offering cuisine from all around the world, including Indian, Italian, Thai and American. Considered part of the indie scene in Sheffield, Sharrow Vale Road is where you will find a large number of independently owned businesses. A vegan café, excellent bakeries and even a traditional hardware shop can be found along Sharrow Vale Road, which is a popular location for food lovers and supporters of small businesses. There are also places to browse to find your next vinyl record, outfit or art piece for home. Both locations have their own set of amenities and pubs, should you need a last-minute ingredient or a spot to grab a drink.
Held three times a year, Sharrow Vale Road is host to a market with over 100 stalls, in addition to the usual shops that flank the street. Market day is a popular attraction for locals and visitors alike, and showcases locally sourced produce, freshly cooked food from around the world and special clothing and craft items.
A beautiful journey awaits along the winding paths of Sheffield Botanical Gardens, taking in over 18 themed garden areas, a bear pit and an impressive pavilion that holds a listed status. There is a local swimming pool at King Edwards, where timetabled sessions and children’s swimming lessons are available. A stone’s throw away are two of Sheffield’s most well-known parks, Endcliffe and Bingham, which provide idyllic surroundings for walking, running and cycling, year-round. There is also Weston Park, a park of over five hectares with Weston Park Museum adjacent. Free to enter, the museum is the largest in Sheffield and runs engaging exhibitions for all ages that uncover interesting stories from Sheffield’s past. Organised events are held regularly, including social groups, tours and workshops. Broomhill has its own library, with frequently scheduled activities for children and a range of groups for adults to get involved in.
Ecclesall and Glossop Road are the main hubs for access to buses, with multiple routes connecting you to various parts of Sheffield, including but not limited to, the city centre, Bents Green, Fulwood, Dore, Meadowhall and to the Peak District via Manchester Road. Sheffield train station is close by for journeys on the Supertram network, National Rail and Northern services. Broomhill and Sharrow are well connected by main road links to the North of the city, the A57 to Manchester and Sheffield Parkway to Rotherham, leading to the M1.
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