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Lowfield, Sheffield — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Lowfield is a district of Sheffield whose listed names run from the South Yorkshire Transport Museum to St Mary's Church, Bramall Lane.
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Where to stay in Lowfield
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Myrtle Road and Olive Grove are the streets a booking here would sit on, and neither carries a hotel: Lowfield's beds are houses, with Sheaf House and St Barnabas House among the names on the register rather than on any reception board. Sheffield keeps the rooms. Book there, then come out for the South Yorkshire Transport Museum.
About Lowfield
What are the main landmarks in Lowfield?
A transport collection heads the list. The South Yorkshire Transport Museum is the one entry with a collection inside it, while St Mary's Church, Bramall Lane carries the parish name and Sheaf House, St Barnabas House and Highfield fill in the buildings around them. Street names carry weight too.
Myrtle Road and Olive Grove appear on the register in their own right.
What is the history of Lowfield?
Lowfield's record is a street list as much as a building list. Myrtle Road, Olive Grove and Highfield stand alongside Sheaf House and St Barnabas House on the register, and St Mary's Church, Bramall Lane gives the district its parish anchor without a founding date attached to the name. The years are unrecorded.
The South Yorkshire Transport Museum and the streets on the register are what the district can show.
Where is Lowfield?
Lowfield is a district of Sheffield laid out along Myrtle Road and Olive Grove, with Highfield and Sheaf House among its named points.
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Updated August 2026