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Herdings, Sheffield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Herdings is a Sheffield housing estate in the Gleadless Valley ward, grouped with Hemsworth and Rollestone.
About Herdings
Where to stay in Herdings
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Rooms are not the business of Herdings. The estate belongs to the Gleadless Valley ward with Hemsworth and Rollestone, a group of residential streets where St Peter's Church is the fixed landmark and beds are private front doors rather than reception desks. Sheffield handles the rest. Guests come out from the city, do what they came for in Herdings, and go back.
About Herdings
What are the main landmarks in Herdings?
St Peter's Church is the single listed name in Herdings, which leaves the estate's real landmark the ground itself: the Gleadless Valley, the dip that separates Herdings from Hemsworth. No museum, no hall. Rollestone completes the trio of estates the valley gathers, and Gleadless and Norton border the whole of it.
What is the history of Herdings?
The estate's story is administrative rather than ancient. Herdings sits in the Gleadless Valley ward, one of the electoral wards of the City of Sheffield in England, and shares it with Heeley, Lowfield and Meersbrook while the ward forms part of the Sheffield Heeley parliamentary constituency. St Peter's Church anchors it.
Nothing older is set down under the name.
Where is Herdings?
Herdings occupies one side of the Gleadless Valley, the dip that divides it from Hemsworth, with Rollestone the third estate in the group.
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Updated September 2026