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Fixby, Huddersfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
A suburb on the Kirklees side of the Calderdale boundary, Fixby is traditionally counted as part of Huddersfield.
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Where to stay in Fixby
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Rooms are Huddersfield's business. Fixby keeps Fixby Hall, Fixby House and St Francis' Church and Community Hall on its register, and not one of them answers to a reception desk, which sends bookings for this edge of Kirklees into the town. Calderdale begins at the suburb's far side, so a guest here is a step from two boroughs and can sleep in either.
Private lets are the local option.
Few places to stay in Fixby — most visitors book in Huddersfield nearby.
About Fixby
What are the main landmarks in Fixby?
Three buildings, two of them Fixbys. Fixby Hall and Fixby House carry the suburb's name straight into the record, while St Francis' Church and Community Hall covers the parish side of it and doubles as a hall for the neighbourhood. The suburb's heritage list stops at those three.
Kirklees and Calderdale meet close by, and the walk between the three names stays inside Fixby.
What is the history of Fixby?
Fixby's attachment is the older fact here. The suburb is described as traditionally part of Huddersfield, and it sits inside Kirklees against the Calderdale border, in the county of West Yorkshire that England's map still uses for it. Fixby Hall and Fixby House carry the name.
The record stops there. What age the suburb has is written into those two houses and into St Francis' Church and Community Hall, since no charter or founding year is attached to Fixby itself.
Where is Fixby?
Fixby occupies the Kirklees ground that runs up to the Calderdale border, with Fixby Hall and Fixby House set among its streets.
Common questions
What is the best area to stay in Fixby?
Huddersfield: arrivals who want a hotel in the town and Fixby Hall as a morning errand.
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Updated September 2026