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Longley, Huddersfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Longley lies between Newsome and Lowerhouses in Huddersfield, with Victoria Tower and a run of listed halls on its books.
About Longley
Where to stay in Longley
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Victoria Tower is the landmark any stay in Longley is planned around, though the beds themselves sit in Huddersfield, with Newsome and Lowerhouses on either side of the district. Its halls are private houses. A room in Huddersfield puts Clough Hall, Clay Hall and the Parish Church of All Hallows, Almondbury within a short run.
Longley sits inside Kirklees, and keeps no hotel of its own.
About Longley
What are the main landmarks in Longley?
Victoria Tower heads the list. Behind it the register fills with halls and houses: Wormalls Hall, Clough Hall, Clay Hall, Square Hall, Croft House, Fletcher House, Ing Field House and The Old Clergy House. Two entries on Lumb Lane share the name Bottoms, at 44 Lumb Lane and 50 Lumb Lane. 28 Longcroft joins them, and the Parish Church of All Hallows, Almondbury completes the record.
What is the history of Longley?
No founding year is recorded for Longley, whose age shows instead in a run of halls: Wormalls Hall, Clough Hall, Clay Hall, Square Hall and Fletcher House. The Old Clergy House follows. Croft House, Ing Field House and 28 Longcroft are set down under the same district.
The Parish Church of All Hallows, Almondbury carries the older parish story, while Kirklees and Huddersfield hold the administrative one.
Where is Longley?
Longley occupies the ground between Newsome and Lowerhouses, part of Huddersfield within the Kirklees district of West Yorkshire.
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Updated September 2026