Beauchief

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Beauchief is a suburban area in the south of Sheffield, England, known for its historic abbey ruins, wooded valleys, and proximity to the River Sheaf.

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Beauchief canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
suburban area
abbeyFoundedBy Premonstratensian order
linked to: Premonstratensians
ceremonialCounty South Yorkshire
country England
developmentPeriod 20th century suburban expansion of Sheffield
governedBy Sheffield City Council
hasBuildingType suburban housing
hasEnvironment semi-rural character
hasFeature golf course
historic abbey ruins
parkland
wooded valleys
hasHeritage medieval monastic remains at Beauchief Abbey
hasLandmark Beauchief Abbey
hasLandUse green space
residential area
hasRecreation Beauchief Golf Course
woodland walks
hasTopography valley of the River Sheaf
historicalCounty Derbyshire
locatedIn Sheffield
South Yorkshire
Yorkshire and the Humber
south of Sheffield city centre
locatedNear Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
locatedOnRiver River Sheaf
near Bradway
Greenhill
Millhouses
Woodseats
partOf City of Sheffield
linked to: Sheffield

Metropolitan Borough of Sheffield
postalDistrict S8
region North of the Derbyshire border
religiousSite Beauchief Abbey
servedBy Beauchief railway station (former)
transport bus services into Sheffield city centre
railway line between Sheffield and Chesterfield

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River Sheaf flowsPast Beauchief
Millhouses nearbyArea Beauchief
Beauchief Abbey locatedIn Beauchief