Bradway Bank

Settlement in Derbyshire

England

Bradway Bank

Construction of new loop at Dore West Creating a third track on which freight services will be able to pause between the Midland Main line and Hope Valley line rather than blocking either before being allowed to proceed between them. Due to become operational from April 2024. — Construction of new loop at Dore West Credit: Chris Morgan

Bradway Bank is a residential area located in Derbyshire, England. Situated on the outskirts of Sheffield, it is part of the wider Bradway district. The area offers a tranquil setting, with a mix of detached and semi-detached houses nestled amidst picturesque countryside.

Bradway Bank benefits from its proximity to the Peak District National Park, which provides residents with ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and exploring nature. The area is also known for its stunning views, with many properties enjoying panoramic vistas of the surrounding hills and valleys.

Despite its peaceful atmosphere, Bradway Bank is conveniently situated close to amenities. The nearby village of Dore offers a range of shops, including a supermarket, post office, and independent retailers. There are also several pubs, restaurants, and cafes where residents can enjoy a meal or socialize with friends.

Transport links in the area are excellent, with regular bus services connecting Bradway Bank to Sheffield city center and other nearby towns. For those commuting by car, the A621 road provides easy access to the wider region.

Families with children are well catered for in Bradway Bank, as the area is home to several well-regarded primary and secondary schools. There are also several parks and green spaces where children can play and families can enjoy leisure time outdoors.

Overall, Bradway Bank offers a desirable living environment with its combination of natural beauty, convenient amenities, and excellent transport links.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 53.318713/-1.5168998 or Grid Reference SK3280. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Construction of new loop at Dore West

Creating a third track on which freight services will be able to pause between the Midland Main line and Hope Valley line rather than blocking either before being allowed to proceed between them. Due to become operational from April 2024.

Chris Morgan

Upper Birchitt farm and wind turbines.

Along the Dronfield 2000 rotary walk.

steven ruffles

Looking towards Owler Bar

From top of Totley Lane, Bradway

Chris Morgan

Old milepost

On the A621, Baslow Road, Totley this milepost becomes more and more neglected. It is in a very vulnerable position opposite houses that often have parked cars making the road narrower. The foundry name is down the front spine DARWIN & CO SHEFFIELD. Their name is also seen on gully grates and doubtless they cast other products. There was a Sheffield, Baslow, Owler Bar turnpike that lasted from 1803 to 1880 so this post may date from the middle to late 19C.

Chris Minto

Looking back to Gillifield Wood and Totley

From the edge of Woodthorpe Hall grounds

Neil Theasby

Gillifield Wood and Totley

In the southern suburbs of Sheffield

Neil Theasby

Mickley Lane.

This shows the New Totley end of the road which runs through to Mickley.

Mike Fowkes

View from Mickley Lane.

A view looking out to Totley Rise and beyond from the road running between New Totley and Mickley.

Mike Fowkes

Near Dronfield Woodhouse.

A view looking north west from the Dronfield Woodhouse to Holmsfield road.

Mike Fowkes

Fleur De Lys public house.

Located on Totley Hall Lane in the Totley area of Sheffield.

Mike Fowkes

Woodthorpe Hall.

Mike Fowkes

Unmade road to Barnes Farm

All the fields around here seem to be used for stabling and breeding horses.

Roger Temple

The White Lane, Totley

This track runs from Woodthorpe Hall to Mickley Lane in Totley. Here a tributary of the Totley Brook is culverted and marks the boundary between Derbyshire and Yorkshire.

Sally Goldsmith