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Taylor Hill, Huddersfield — Area Guide & Where to Stay

An urban village on a hill above the River Holme, Taylor Hill looks down on the A616 south of Lockwood, within Huddersfield.

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Where to stay in Taylor Hill

The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.

Huddersfield takes the bookings. Taylor Hill has the shape of a place people live in rather than stay in, a hillside of houses above the A616 with Woodfield House and The Green as its landmarks and no hotel desk of any kind. Lockwood lies about 1.5 miles north, Newsome east across the slope, and Berry Brow below to the south, none of them a lodging centre either.

Beds sit in the town.

Few places to stay in Taylor Hill — most visitors book in Huddersfield nearby.

About Taylor Hill

What are the main landmarks in Taylor Hill?

The Green and Woodfield House are the two entries the record fixes to Taylor Hill, one an open space carried under a name plain enough to be missed, the other a house listed on its own account. No church appears. Woodfield House gives the district its single piece of built heritage, and The Green gives it the ground the houses face.

Both stand above the A616.

What is the history of Taylor Hill?

Industry and farmland share the ground. Taylor Hill is described as a semi-rural and industrial urban village of Huddersfield, a pairing that explains why mill work and open hillside sit within the same short walk above the River Holme. The A616 runs beneath it toward Honley and Penistone.

Nothing here carries a founding year, and the record leaves Woodfield House and The Green as the oldest fixed points the district can show.

Where is Taylor Hill?

Taylor Hill stands on the eastern bank of the River Holme in the Holme Valley, south of Lockwood, west of Newsome and north of Berry Brow.

Common questions

What is the best area to stay in Taylor Hill?

Huddersfield: a Huddersfield base with the A616 running out toward Honley and Penistone.

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Updated September 2026