Some of Sheffield's best-looking streets. Picture: GoogleSome of Sheffield's best-looking streets. Picture: Google
Some of Sheffield's best-looking streets. Picture: Google

9 of the best-looking streets in Sheffield - can you see your house?

It's no exaggeration to say Sheffield has some of the most attractive streets in the whole country, from sweeping tree-lined avenues to roads with beautiful views.
By Richard Blackledge
Published 27th Mar 2020, 13:52 BST
Updated 27th Mar 2020, 14:28 BST

Here are nine of the best – do you agree with our choices, or can you think of any more that look equally impressive?

Taptonville Road, which leads down to Broomhill and up towards Crookes, is a verdant lane lined with trees and enviable properties.

1. Taptonville Road, Broomhill

Taptonville Road, which leads down to Broomhill and up towards Crookes, is a verdant lane lined with trees and enviable properties. Photo: Google

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In the 1980s and 90s South Street's inclusion on this list would have provoked much confusion, as Park Hill was in a very run-down state - but today the road has the wonderfully restored, listed building on one side and a glorious view of the city centre on the other.

2. South Street, Park Hill

In the 1980s and 90s South Street's inclusion on this list would have provoked much confusion, as Park Hill was in a very run-down state - but today the road has the wonderfully restored, listed building on one side and a glorious view of the city centre on the other. Photo: Google

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Hastings Road is laid out in such a pleasant way - a mix of characterful old houses and well-designed new builds.

3. Hastings Road, Millhouses

Hastings Road is laid out in such a pleasant way - a mix of characterful old houses and well-designed new builds. Photo: Google

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One of the prettiest parts of rural Sheffield - well-tended gardens and picture-postcard cottages, leading to the village cricket pitch.

4. Wood Fall Lane, Low Bradfield

One of the prettiest parts of rural Sheffield - well-tended gardens and picture-postcard cottages, leading to the village cricket pitch. Photo: Google

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