Totley Brook

Settlement in Derbyshire

England

Totley Brook

Looking towards Owler Bar From top of Totley Lane, Bradway — Looking towards Owler Bar Credit: Chris Morgan

Totley Brook is a small village located in the county of Derbyshire, England. Situated on the outskirts of Sheffield, it lies within the district of the Peak District National Park, making it an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activities.

The village is nestled in a picturesque valley, surrounded by rolling hills and lush green countryside. Totley Brook itself is a small stream that flows through the village, adding to its charm and tranquility. The brook is known for its crystal-clear waters and is a popular spot for fishing and picnicking.

Totley Brook offers a range of amenities for its residents and visitors. There is a small local shop that caters to daily needs, as well as a village hall that hosts community events and gatherings. The village is also home to a primary school, providing education for the local children.

For those seeking outdoor adventure, Totley Brook is a gateway to the stunning natural beauty of the Peak District. The surrounding area offers numerous walking and cycling trails, providing opportunities to explore the countryside and enjoy breathtaking views. The nearby moorland and woodland areas are also popular for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.

In terms of transportation, Totley Brook is well-connected to the rest of the region. The village has regular bus services, and the nearby Sheffield train station provides easy access to other major cities in the UK.

Overall, Totley Brook is a charming village that offers a peaceful retreat amidst the stunning landscapes of Derbyshire. Whether you are seeking outdoor activities or simply looking to relax and enjoy the natural beauty, Totley Brook has something to offer for everyone.

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Totley Brook Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.319241/-1.533103 or Grid Reference SK3180. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Looking towards Owler Bar

From top of Totley Lane, Bradway

Chris Morgan

Beneath November clouds at Totley Bents

Another view of "The Cricket Inn".

Neil Theasby

"The Cricket Inn" in Totley Bents

On the edge of the city of Sheffield.

Neil Theasby

"The Cricket Inn", Totley Bents in early springtime

Two brothers, still in school uniform, are playing football on the playing-field.

Neil Theasby

Gate to Totley Bents Recreation Ground

With "The Cricket Inn" at the other side of the field.

Neil Theasby

A view of Owler Lee Farm

Seen from Fanshawe Gate Lane

Neil Theasby

"The Cricket Inn" at Totley Bents

Neil Theasby

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

Yet another image of "The Cricket Inn"

Viewed across the recreation ground at Totley Bents

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

Fleur De Lys public house.

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

Mike Fowkes

Woodthorpe Hall.

Mike Fowkes

Phone Mast at Totley

Siobhan Brennan-Raymond

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