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Paddock, Huddersfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Paddock sits a mile south-west of Huddersfield town centre, in West Yorkshire, with Milnsbridge House among its listed names.
About Paddock
Where to stay in Paddock
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Paddock lies within Huddersfield, so a room booked here is really a room in Huddersfield, reached from the town centre by the road running south-west past Milnsbridge House. Beds cluster in Huddersfield itself. Kirke House, Fernleigh and Portland House stand among the terraces that Paddock keeps.
Anyone staying in Huddersfield for the Former Church of St Luke or Westfield has only a short journey out to Paddock.
About Paddock
What are the main landmarks in Paddock?
Milnsbridge House heads the list. Behind it come Kirke House, Fernleigh, Westfield and Portland House, four buildings recorded under Paddock's name, together with the pair at 37 and 39 Park Road West. The Former Church of St Luke closes the entries for the district.
None of them draws a queue; they are houses and a former church standing in the streets of Huddersfield.
What is the history of Paddock?
No charter year attaches to Paddock in the record, which sets the district inside Huddersfield in West Yorkshire and leaves the earlier centuries to the town's own account. The buildings carry the dating. Milnsbridge House, Kirke House and Fernleigh appear on the register, as do Westfield and Portland House.
A Former Church of St Luke marks a use since ended, and the paired houses at 37 and 39 Park Road West stand nearby.
Where is Paddock?
Paddock occupies built streets a mile south-west of Huddersfield town centre, in West Yorkshire, where Park Road West and Milnsbridge House are the fixed points.
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Updated September 2026