Thorpe Salvin, between Worksop and Harthill, contains the ruins of Thorpe Hall - it has a church, St Peter's, and a pub called the Parish Oven.Thorpe Salvin, between Worksop and Harthill, contains the ruins of Thorpe Hall - it has a church, St Peter's, and a pub called the Parish Oven.
Thorpe Salvin, between Worksop and Harthill, contains the ruins of Thorpe Hall - it has a church, St Peter's, and a pub called the Parish Oven.

9 of the loveliest villages you can visit that are close to Sheffield

Sheffield is one of the UK’s biggest cities but one of its main advantages is its proximity to beautiful countryside.
By Richard Blackledge
Published 24th Jul 2020, 14:54 BST
Updated 3rd Aug 2021, 14:40 BST

The surrounding rural areas are full of pretty villages – perfect for anyone seeking a retreat from the hectic daily grind.

Here are some of the best villages close to Sheffield.

Low Bradfield - the sister village of nearby High Bradfield - is within the boundary of the city of Sheffield, just over six miles away from the city centre. It has a cricket pitch and a café/art shop called The Schoolrooms and Flask End - a village shop, tearoom and Post Office that is pictured here on the right.

5. Low Bradfield

Low Bradfield - the sister village of nearby High Bradfield - is within the boundary of the city of Sheffield, just over six miles away from the city centre. It has a cricket pitch and a café/art shop called The Schoolrooms and Flask End - a village shop, tearoom and Post Office that is pictured here on the right. Photo: Gary Longbottom

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Blyth, in Nottinghamshire, is roughly 20 miles east of Sheffield city centre. The picturesque, historic village is on the doorstep of top wedding venue Hodsock Priory and boasts one of the country's oldest pubs, The Angel Inn.

6. Blyth

Blyth, in Nottinghamshire, is roughly 20 miles east of Sheffield city centre. The picturesque, historic village is on the doorstep of top wedding venue Hodsock Priory and boasts one of the country's oldest pubs, The Angel Inn. Photo: Google

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Wentworth, in Rotherham, is an estate village tied to the landmark country pile Wentworth Woodhouse. It features two churches, charming cottages, farms, two traditional pubs, a garden centre, shops and craft businesses.

7. Wentworth

Wentworth, in Rotherham, is an estate village tied to the landmark country pile Wentworth Woodhouse. It features two churches, charming cottages, farms, two traditional pubs, a garden centre, shops and craft businesses. Photo: John Leigh

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Worrall is four miles northwest of Sheffield city centre and has Viking origins. It has excellent views and two pubs - the Blue Ball and the Shoulder of Mutton.

8. Worrall

Worrall is four miles northwest of Sheffield city centre and has Viking origins. It has excellent views and two pubs - the Blue Ball and the Shoulder of Mutton. Photo: JPIMedia

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