Health Fitness Facilities. Guests staying at Southfields are able to take advantage of a special day membership rate we have negotiated with Greens Health Fitness Club. Providing the very latest in modern fitness and leisure facilities, along with friendly professional staff, Greens Health Fitness offers something for everyone. Whether you're suffering from lack of motivation, self discipline or struggling to lose weight, Greens appreciates the obstacles that can stand in your way, which is why we draw on all our resources to ensure that everyone achieves their own personal goals. Facilities include: A fully equipped and spacious gym Holistic health beauty treatments 25m heated pool Nutritionally balanced food drink choices Free car parking Vertical horizontal sunbeds/showers Individual changing cubicles. Greens is located a short drive away on Eccleshall Road, which also has a bustling selection of shops, restaurants and bars. Please ask for full details. Visit Greens Health Fitness Website

'Southfields' is fortunate in having two of Sheffields top restaurants within easy walking distance, both are featured in the Good Food Guide. In addition there is a good selection of wine bars, pubs and take away establishments within easy reach. Help is always on hand to direct guests to the wide variety of local amenities. Thyme (Formally Smiths of Sheffield). AA Guide - A change in name(from Smith's of Sheffield)and concept from last year's guide. Stylish, contemporary design is now the order of the day with pale wood, high backed chairs and occasional splashes of colour from some striking modern art. Top quality produce has always been a feature of Richard Smith's cooking and although the style of the operation may have changed, adherence to this important principle has not. 'Delightful' fishcakes come with good mixed leaves and a quenelle of creme freiche pepped up with some vibrant herbs. A well-judged dish of sesame crusted farmyard chicken breast arrives in the company of chargrilled sweet potato and sweet chilli jam with the result being 'an explosion of flavour'. Lime creme brulee with lemon and lime ice cream has also won special praise. At lunchtime the menu features superior versions of classics like Caesar salad, fillet steak burger and sausages (their own of course) and mash. Good Food Guide - An unobtrusive dark green door and a few steps announce the presence of the Bosworth`s unexpectedly spacious restaurant in an appealing residential sector of Sheffield. Italian designer lights, and a terracotta and pale yellow colour scheme, lend a hit of class, and the format is a simple one: fixed.price menus. dinners only. There is no shortage of imagination in the kitchen, and few contemporary ingredients that don't find a home somewhere. A pizza starter has come topped with duck confit, Brie and plum sauce, for example, while loin of lamb has been accompanied by a burger of pork and apple, black pudding and a calvados sauce. More straightforward dishes are well rendered too - chargrilled asparagus with shaved Parmesan, a poached egg and pesto - and accurate timing has made a success of olive~crusted cod in a well.judged creamy herby broth strewn with broad beans. Presentation is carefully attended to throughout, and the generally earthy and hearty style does not preclude a delicate touch when required: in poached pear with champagne jelly and cinnamon ice cream, for instance, which rounded off a satisfying inspection meal.. For a less formal meal try West 10 wine bar which is a 5 minute walk from 'Southfields'. Nonna's means Grandma's in Italian... Ecclesall Road is a bustling collection of shops, restaurants, bars and pubs, which is a favourite night time destination for many people. It is a short drive from 'Southfields' where you will find a wide variety of eating establishments to fit all tastes. One of the most popular is Nonna's A childhood spent in Italy and a well developed love of good food has led to the recreation of the best of Italy by owners Gian Bohan and Maurizio Mori. More than a restaurant, the Caffe Bar offers award winning coffee and authentic Italian cakes, the Deli stocks Italian produce much of which has been specially selected and carries the Nonna's label...and an Antipasto Bar, a brand new concept from very traditional roots.

Four poster King size en suite with views of the Mayfield valley. Single person occupancy. King size en suite 'Yellow' room with views of the Mayfield valley. King Size 'Green' room. Double 'Apricot' room. Double 'Saffron' room with private bathroom. Twin 'Lemon' room with private bathroom. All rooms have TV, CD/Radio, bathrobes, tea coffee making facilities and vanity unit with washbasin. Hair dryers, trouser press, iron ironing board are available on request. In addition to tea coffee making facilities available in your room, there is a fridge for guests to store their own beverages. There are always a selection of beers and wines available - please ask for details. Payment by cheque or or cash, as at present we do not have credit card facilities. Reservation Conditions: a minimum of £25.00 non returnable deposit per room/per night is required for reservations. We also reserve the right to charge the full cost of the stay in the event of a late cancellation which leaves the room(s) unlet.

In addition to the well appointed bedrooms, guests are welcome to enjoy the facilities of our homely snug, drawing room, gardens and patio with outdoor eating area. A comfortable room with TV and CD/Radio, for guests to relax in. Full English, Continental or daily specials are served in the Breakfast Room. Available for larger parties. Weather permitting, breakfast or drinks can be served on our patio. A large secluded garden is available for guests to relax in.

All rooms have TV, CD/Radio, bathrobes, tea coffee making facilities and vanity unit with washbasin. Hairdryers, trouser press, iron ironing board are available on request. For the comfort of all our guests 'Southfields' is a non smoking establishment. click on pictures for larger image

a large, elegant, detached Victorian property formerly a wine merchants house. Located in Ranmoor, a premier residential and conservation area of Shefffield. It is within easy reach of Sheffield City centre, Universities, the commercial centre and the beautiful Peak District National Park. click on picture for larger image. The local amenities, together with the excellent period accommodation, make it a very desirable location for guests staying in the area for business or leisure. has been sensitively renovated to maintain the ambience of a grand Victorian dwelling, enjoys wonderful views of the picturesque and delightful Mayfield valley. The area offers not only magnificent scenery, but also an abundance of diverse recreational opportunities, such as walking, climbing, fishing, golf, pony trekking, biking, etc. Within 30 minutes of there are numerous places of outstanding historical, geographical and cultural interest. For example, Chatsworth House and Estate, Bakewell, Haddon Hall, Castleton, Froggett and Stanage Edge. It is also within walking distance of several local pubs, wine bars and restaurants. Meadowhall shopping centre and the Sheffield Arena are a 15 min drive away, or by Supertram which can be caught at nearby Broomhill. 'Southfields' is run on a friendly and informal basis for the comfort of our guests. We hope you will be delighted with what you find. For the comfort of all our guests 'Southfields' is a non smoking establishment. Click here for Location Map

In addition to accommodation at Southfields Country House, we can provide self catering accommodation in a 4 bedroomed townhouse close to the University, city centre, health and fitness club and major supermarket (Waitrose). Available for long and short term letting. The townhouse is fully furnished with four bedrooms with bathroom, dining room and fully fitted kitchen bedroom 2 - Large airy room, with en suite bathroom click on pictures for larger images - click here for location map. Price - £150 (£175 en-suite room) per room per week/based on 4 people sharing the house (extra nights or periods less than 1 week - £35 (£40 en-suite) per night). Whole house can be booked for £450 per full week. Weekend rates available on request. Price includes all utility bills (excluding telephone) and linen. Please Note - The following booking conditions apply: 1) Cancellation within 1 month will incur a full cancellation fee 2) Lost keys will be charged at £10 per key 3) Full payment is due 2 weeks before arrival 4) A bond/deposit of £150 is required to secure the booking 5) Property should be left in clean state, or a £35 cleaning charge will be levied

Nowhere in Britain will you find an area with such varied landscape, such a richness of wildlife and such a wealth of cultural heritage as in the Peak District.The very special qualities of the area are well known to the people who live in the towns and cities that surround the Peak District but for visitors from further away, whether from Britain or abroad, the magic is just waiting to be discovered. This ancient lead - mining village is one of the most popular in the Peak District. There are 4 separate spectacular caverns awaiting visitors: the Blue John, Speedwell, Peak and Treak cliff Caverns. Between them they present a dazzling display of stalactites and stalagmites. Blue John, a translucent fluorspar peculiar to this area has been mined since Roman times and today 5cwt of stone a year is chiefly made into jewellery for tourists. he village itself is a delightful cluster of stone cottages and interesting inns, ringed by the limestone hills. It sits beneath the protection of a castle keep known as Peveril Castle. Built in Norman times by William I's illegitimate son William Peveril, it was to protect the king's rights to the forest that then covered vast areas of the Peak District. Haddon Hall is the finest example of a mediaeval manor house currently in existence in England. The hall is one of the seats of the Dukes of Rutland and lies alongside the River Wye, just south of Bakewll. The Rutlands used the hall very little in the 18th and 19th centuries, so it was almost unaltered since the end of the 16th century when the 9th Duke realised its importance and began restoration in the 1920s. The house is in a beautiful situation and is very well preserved - even down to kitchens straight from the 17th century. It also has some beautiful gardens. Bakewell in Derbyshire, is an ancient town in the centre of the Peak District National Park, founded in Saxon times. It is the home of the famous Bakewell Pudding. Bakewell has one of the oldest markets in the area, dating from at least 1300. The first recorded fair was held in 1254. Markets are still held every Monday and there is a thriving livestock market. The family home of the Duke Duchess of Devonshire for over 450 years. The house contains an outstanding collection of works of art, displayed on one of the longest routes through any house open to the public. As well as the house, the public can visit the gardens, farmyard, grounds, farm shop, adventure playground and garden centre.