- Body Revive - 10 minutes - prides itself on being a friendly salon in a beautiful rural setting. They offer massage, holistic therapies and beauty treatments.
- Joseph Alessander - 10 minutes - offering beautiful handmade Jewellery direct from their bespoke workshop
- Penistone – Market Town with lots of eating places and independent shops and bars. Just a 15-minute drive to the popular Penistone Agricultural Show -12th September 2026 Click here for more. Also check out Penistone Paramount Cinema - a community cinema and theatre. Besides the big film releases, there are live shows and monthly organ concerts. The cinema is also home to one of the few working theatre organs in the country. Click here for more
- Cawthorne Village – 10 minutes - Cawthorne is a beautiful award-winning village located off the main A635 Barnsley to Huddersfield Road, about 5 minutes from the M1. Cawthorne is the most sought-after place to live in the Barnsley district. The village is set in a beautiful greenbelt and has some lovely old historic buildings, including "Cannon Hall", the former home of John Spencer Stanhope, situated in 70 acres of gardens which also house a visitor centre, walled gardens, Victorian kitchen, museum (including fine arts) and a shop. There are many other places of interest including Cannon Hall Farm, Victoria Jubilee Museum, antique shops, bistros and much more.
- Fox Valley Sheffield – 15 minutes – a unique shopping destination in north Sheffield with a great lineup of stores, restaurants, and coffee shops. Home to a mixture of well-known retailers, unique independents, regular markets and spectacular events. Free four-hour car parking with 600 spaces, allowing a stress-free stay for your retail and beauty therapy. A range of hair and beauty salons can be found in the centre's Independent Quarter.
- Elsecar Heritage Centre -20 minutes - The New Yard, also known as Elsecar Workshops, was built in the 1850s and consisted of two long building ranges along Wath Road and Forge Lane, along with a shorter range on its eastern boundary (Distillery Side). It provided a central hub for joiners, carpenters, blacksmiths and repair shops. Today, The New Yard’s characterful courtyards feature independent shops, artisan studios, and an antique centre full of treasures. Enjoy a warm Yorkshire welcome as you sample food and drink in one of the cafes, take afternoon tea, or sip ales from around the world.
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