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Broomhill, Sheffield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Broomhill is a Sheffield district of listed halls and churches, holding Weston Park Museum, the Mappin Art Gallery and Broom Hall.
About Broomhill
Where to stay in Broomhill
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Glossop Road decides it. The road threads Broomhill's listed frontages and puts the Etruria House Hotel, Weston Park Museum and the buildings of the University of Sheffield within one another's reach on foot. Beyond the Etruria House Hotel, choice thins fast.
Anyone wanting choice books in Sheffield and comes back out to Broom Hall and the Mappin Art Gallery for the afternoon.
About Broomhill
What are the main landmarks in Broomhill?
Weston Park Museum, the Mappin Art Gallery and the Alfred Denny Museum are the three collections listed against Broomhill, which gives a district of this size an unusual weight of public exhibits. Broom Hall predates them. Four churches carry entries of their own: the Church of St Mark, the Church of St Silas, the Church of the Nazarene and St John's Church, Ranmoor.
Goodwin Sports Centre takes the athletic side.
What is the history of Broomhill?
Broomhill's beginnings carry no date. The record instead is a register of listed addresses, Broom Hall, Tapton Hall, Kersal Mount, Grieg House, Broomgrove House and Park House among them, which carries more halls and large houses than any other kind of building. Institutions follow the houses: King Edward VII School, Springfield Junior and Infant School and the Sheffield Centre Spiritualist Church all hold entries.
Saint Cecilia House and Agnes Verel House round the list out.
Where is Broomhill?
Broomhill is a district of Sheffield gathered along Glossop Road, with Broom Hall, Tapton Hall and Weston Park Museum inside its bounds.
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Updated August 2026