Bradfield, made up of High Bradfield and Low Bradfield, lies just outside Sheffield, offering the perfect blend of idyllic countryside charm and convenient access to city life. Nestled within the breathtaking landscapes of the Peak District, these villages are surrounded by rolling hills, tranquil rivers, and lush greenery, creating a serene retreat where nature and history meet. With its rich heritage and tight-knit community, Bradfield is a haven for those seeking peaceful village life, yet it remains wonderfully connected to the vibrancy of urban amenities.
For a taste of true countryside hospitality, The Bradfield Plough in Low Bradfield is a charming country pub where the warmth of a crackling fire meets the comforting aroma of home-cooked meals. With its selection of fine real ales and hearty dishes, it’s the perfect place to unwind after a long countryside stroll, soaking in the peaceful atmosphere with a drink in hand. In High Bradfield, Bradfield Brewery offers a rustic and inviting retreat for beer lovers, with carefully crafted ales reflecting the passion and tradition of local brewing.
For a relaxed and intimate experience, The Schoolrooms in Low Bradfield welcomes visitors with the irresistible scent of homemade cakes, freshly brewed coffee, and wholesome, homemade food.
Bradfield Farmers Market, held regularly in Low Bradfield, is a celebration of the region’s finest flavours. Baskets overflow with freshly picked produce, artisanal cheeses, and homemade delicacies. Wandering through the market, surrounded by the hum of friendly chatter and the scent of baked goods, is an experience in itself — one that connects you to the heart of this beautiful village and the people who make it special.
There are plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities in the area. Damflask Reservoir provides walking and cycling routes, and opportunities for birdwatching, offering scenic views of the surrounding hills. High Bradfield village is a charming spot with traditional stone cottages, ideal for a leisurely stroll or simply enjoying the local history, and nearby St. Nicholas' Church adds to the village’s historic appeal. Bradfield Hall, a Grade II listed building, is surrounded by lovely grounds. Additionally, Bradfield Dale offers a picturesque valley for hiking, picnicking and enjoying a peaceful spot in the countryside.
Bradfield has a lively calendar of events. The annual Bradfield Scarecrow Festival invites locals to craft creative scarecrows that are displayed around the village, making it a fun event for families and visitors. During the festive season, Christmas in Bradfield transforms both villages into winter wonderlands with festive decorations, Christmas markets, and community events.
Bradfield is well-served by public transport, with local bus routes connecting to Sheffield city centre and nearby villages. By car, it’s easily accessible via the A6102 and B6076, with just a short drive to Sheffield, making it convenient for commuters and visitors. The nearby Sheffield Train Station provides easy access to National Rail services, and within a short drive, you can reach the Peak District.
Low Bradfield Primary School
High Bradfield Primary School
Bradfield School - Secondary School
