It's one of Sheffield's most desirable suburbs, with its good schools, pretty park, thriving market and excellent transport links.
But, like everywhere in Sheffield, Chapeltown has changed considerably over the years.
This retro photo gallery shows the neighbourhood as it looked during the 1960s and 70s, including the area's popular pubs, the old swimming baths and some of the shops which have been lost.
An old smallpox isolation hospital which was still in use back then, a large block of flats which has since been demolished and staff at the Izal factory which made a range of disinfectant products are among the other nostalgic images.
All the photos are shared courtesy of Picture Sheffield.
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13. The Commercial
The Commercial pub, on Station Road, Chapeltown, pictured some time during the 1960s or 70s. Exact date unknown. Photo: Picture Sheffield/Douglas Lamb | Picture Sheffield/Douglas Lamb
14. Greenhead Gardens Flats
Greenhead Gardens Flats, on Burncross Road, Chapeltown, during the 1960s or 70s. They were demolished in 1990. Photo: Picture Sheffield | Picture Sheffield
15. May Queens
May Queens pictured in 1965. The venue is believed to be Chapeltown Methodist Church, on Lane End, Chapeltown | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield