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Darnall, Sheffield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Darnall keeps two grounds and a hall under its own name, a suburb of eastern Sheffield about three miles from the city centre.
About Darnall
Where to stay in Darnall
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Darnall is a short list. Two grounds and a hall make up almost everything the register files here, so the choice of a bed comes down to how close a visitor wants to be to Darnall Hall rather than to any concentration of streets. Darnall stands about three miles east-north-east of Sheffield city centre.
That distance is the real trade, and a room in the centre buys the city while a room in Darnall buys the quiet.
About Darnall
What are the main landmarks in Darnall?
Four entries, no more. Darnall Hall heads the register, and beside it the suburb files Darnall Old Ground and Darnall New Ground, two grounds separated in the record by nothing more than the words old and new. The Church of Christ completes it.
Nothing else in eastern Sheffield is filed against Darnall, and the register carries no church beyond the Church of Christ and no house beyond Darnall Hall.
What is the history of Darnall?
The founding year is blank. Darnall appears in the record as a suburb of eastern Sheffield in South Yorkshire, England, with no charter and no first-settlement date attached, only a short set of standing names. Two of those names are grounds.
Darnall Old Ground and Darnall New Ground carry the sequence in their own titles, while Darnall Hall and the Church of Christ account for the rest of what survives under the suburb.
Where is Darnall?
Darnall occupies eastern Sheffield in South Yorkshire, roughly three miles east-north-east of the city centre.
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Updated September 2026