Leah's Yard
A restored Victorian courtyard of little workshops, now full of independent shops and studios.
Leah's Yard is a Grade II* listed cluster of nineteenth-century workshops around a tight cobbled courtyard, once used by Sheffield's small metal trades and empty for decades before a careful restoration.
It reopened in 2024 as a home for independent retailers, makers and studios, with a cafe and bar in the yard — a rare surviving example of how the city's little mesters actually worked.
Highlights
- Grade II* listed workshops
- Independent makers and shops
- Restored and reopened in 2024
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